|
BGP Table List of All BGP Routes(Can be Huge)
Routing Table List of Best Routes
<br />
==Protocol Specifications==
<center>
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|Protocol Type || Path vector
|-
|Peering mechanism || Manual peering between neighbors
|-
|eBGP AD || 20
|-
|iBGP AD || 200
|-
|Rights || Open standard
|-
|Supported protocols || IPv4, IPv6
|-
|Transport || TCP/179
|-
|Update mode || Only triggered
|-
|Timers || Hello (60 sec)
|-
|Authentication || None, MD5
|-
|Specifications || RFC 4271
|}
</center>
<br />
* Usage applications
<pre style="width: 97%; overflow-x: scroll;">Customer connected to multiple Internet service providers (ISPs).
Service provider networks (Transit autonomous system).
Network cores of very large enterprise networks (distribution or core layer)as a backup or redundant routing protocol due to its stability.
</pre>
* Customer's Network will become a Transit Autonomous system if ISP traffic passes through your AS.
<br />
|