www.howtonetwork.org

CCNA & CCNP Certifcation Training

  • About
  • Contact
  • FAQ
  • Join
  • Home
  • CCNA
    • ICND1
    • ICND2
    • 101 CCNA LABS
  • CCNP
    • ROUTE
    • SWITCH
    • TSHOOT
    • 101 CCNP LABS
  • CompTIA
    • Security+
    • Network+
  • Design
    • CCDA
    • CCDP
You are here: Home / Design / CCDP / Chapter 5: Designing Advanced Routing Solutions / Advanced BGP

Advanced BGP

Border Gateway Protocol is the only exterior gateway protocol in use today and its role is primarily to exchange routing information between organizations. BGP is a standard-based protocol defined in RFC 4271 and is the successor of EGP (Exterior Gateway Protocol).
Necessity of BGP
BGP is used to route between ASs and is considered to be a path vector routing protocol. Routing decisions are based on multiple attributes that can be tuned and controlled, resulting in the particular path the AS’s data will take (i.e., this is the routing decision). This is more of a policy based . . .

The content below this message is for members only.

About Us

This is a free bonus site for members of www.howtonetwork.com

Copyright

The content on this copyright Reality Press Ltd.
Copyright Reality Press Ltd.