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Title : External failure propagation
Author(s) : R. Raszuk, et al.
Filename : draft-raszuk-ext-failure-propagation-00.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2005-7-5
The current BGP specification calls for sending prefix based routing
information when a BGP peer fails to all other peers so that they
could converge using the new information.
Certain network events could be communicated to BGP speakers in an
aggregated fashion. This not only minimizes control plane traffic
but more importantly reduces the time to react to these events by the
The current BGP specification calls for sending prefix based routing
information when a BGP peer fails to all other peers so that they
could converge using the new information.
Certain network events could be communicated to BGP speakers in an
aggregated fashion. This not only minimizes control plane traffic
but more importantly reduces the time to react to these events by the
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