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iBGP and eBGP Fundamentals – Receiving Routes from Internet Service Providers

Now that we are familiar with the options that are available when connecting the Internet, the next step is to determine what routing information you want to receive from the Internet Service Provider(s). There are three options available for receiving routes from the ISP. These three options, which are described in the following sections, are:

  • Default Route Only
  • Default Route plus a Partial Internet Routing Table
  • Full Internet Routing Table


Default Route Only

This option can be used with or without BGP. When BGP is used, the ISP simply . . .

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