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Title : Advertisement of the Group Best Paths in BGP
Author(s) : E. Chen
Filename : draft-chen-bgp-group-path-update-00.txt
Pages : 12
Date : 2004-6-28
In this document we first identify and qualify the Group Best Paths
for an address prefix as in general the necessary and sufficient
subset of paths that need to be advertised by a BGP route reflector
or a BGP confederation ASBR in order to eliminate the MED-type route
oscillations and to achieve consistent routing in a network. We then
propose a mechanism for BGP that would allow a route reflector or a
confederation ASBR to advertise the Group Best Paths. The proposed
mechanism is designed such that the vast majority of the BGP speakers
in a network need only minor software changes in order to deploy the
mechanism.
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