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IP Backhaul Network BGP Routing Protocol

The document discusses IP backhaul network BGP routing protocols. It provides an overview of BGP, including that it is an exterior gateway protocol used to exchange routing information between autonomous systems. It also describes BGP tables, including the neighbor table, BGP table, and routing table. Finally, it discusses implementing BGP in an ET network, including the BGP design overview.

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IP Backhaul Network BGP Routing Protocol

The document discusses IP backhaul network BGP routing protocols. It provides an overview of BGP, including that it is an exterior gateway protocol used to exchange routing information between autonomous systems. It also describes BGP tables, including the neighbor table, BGP table, and routing table. Finally, it discusses implementing BGP in an ET network, including the BGP design overview.

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IP Backhaul Network BGP Routing

Protocol
BY: Gebretinsae G/mariam
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Comparison of Routing Protocols
Routing Interior or Distance vector Hierarchy Metric
Protocol Exterior or link state Required

OSPF Interior Link-state Yes Cost


ISIS Interior Link-state Yes Metric(Cost)
EIGRP Interior Hybrid(advanced No Composite
distance vector)

RIP Interior Distance vector No Hope count


(Distance)

BGP Exterior Path vector No Path Vectors or


Attributes

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AS Numbers Range
AS Number 0 is reserved
AS Number 1 through 64495 are assigned by IANA(Internet
Assigned Numbers Authority) for public use
AS Number 64496 through 64511 reserved for use in
documentation
AS Number 64512 through 65534 private use
AS Number 65535 is reserved

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BGP routing, foundation concepts
 Border Gateway Protocol is a standardized exterior gateway protocol
designed to exchange routing and reach ability information between
autonomous systems on the Internet.
 BGP is often classified as a path vector protocol, but is sometimes also
classed as a distance vector routing protocol
 BGP is more scalable
 The place of BGP in your routed world
 EGP-BGP for the internet
 To make your ISP typically redundant
 To Connect your enterprise’s network to ISP
 internal BGP in your ISP or enterprise
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The facts about BGP
BGP runs on top of TCP(port 179)
TCP used for reliability
Updates are incremental and triggered
Metric is the biggest you have ever seen( so many attributes)
Slowest routing protocol on the planet to converge
One of the most tunable protocol
Without tuning, BGP behaves just like RIP

Styles of BGP implementations


To advertise your network to internet, you need BGP
To receive partial updates from your ISP
To receive a full update

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BGP Tables:

Neighbor table: The connected BGP friends


A list of all configured BGP neighbors. To view it, use
Display bgp peer command
BGP Table: A list of all BGP routes (can be ping).
A list of networks known by BGP, along with their paths and attributes. To view
it, use display bgp routing-table command
Routing Table: A list of the best routes
A list of paths to each network used by the router, and the next hope for each
network. To view it, use Display ip routing-table command

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