Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Flashcards

1
Q

When was the first version of BGP brought forth?

A

1989

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2
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What is BGP?

A

Border Gateway Protocol.

  • interdomain routing protocol
  • connects ASs/domains (such as an ISP)
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3
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What are two types of BGP?

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  • IBGP for internal routing in a trusted, controlled domain

- EBGP for external routing, such as between ASs

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4
Q

What are BGP’s two primary functions?

A
  • prevent loops between domains

- advertise domain reachability

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5
Q

What are the 7 BGP-4 functions?

A

CTRL-C(A)PS

  • creates Classless IP Routing (CIDR)
  • provides route aggregation
  • eliminates routing loops
  • leverages policy routing
  • faster convergence and larger routing tables
  • authentication and encryption
  • TCP connection to communicate with BGP peers
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6
Q

How does BGP influence best path selection?

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  • learning multiple paths for routes from internal and external BGP peers
  • picking the best path and installing it in the routing table
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7
Q

Why do routers employ BGP?

A

To exchange appropriate levels of information

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8
Q

How many versions of BGP have there been from 1989 to 1994?

A

4

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9
Q

BGP address the historical problems of ____ and supports current ___ for the Internet.

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EGP, EGP

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