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bgp的问题
iBGP describes the peering between BGP neighbors in the same autonomous system(AS). You
use iBGP in transit autonomous systems. Transit autonomous systems forward traffic from one
AS to another AS. If you do not use iBGP in transit autonomous systems, the eBGP learned
routes are redistributed into an IGP and then redistributed into the BGP process in another
eBGP router. iBGP provides a better way to control the routes for the transit AS. With iBGP,
the external route information (attributes) are forwarded. iBGP is preferred over redistribution
with an IGP because the IGP does not understand AS paths and other BGP attributes.
Another use for iBGP is in large corporations where the IGP networks are too large to be supported
by an IGP, such as Open Shortest Path First (OSPF). Three independent IGPs are in
Figure 9-2: one for the Americas; one for Asia and Australia; and one for Europe, the Middle
East, and Africa. Routes are redistributed into an iBGP core. |
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