Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is an Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standard, and the most scalable of all routing protocols. BGP is the routing protocol of the global Internet, as well as for Service Provider private networks. BGP has expanded upon its original purpose of carrying Internet reachability information, and can now carry routes for Multicast, IPv6, VPNs, and a variety of other data.
Cisco supports all IETF BGP standards, as well as most or all Internet Drafts for BGP. In addition, Cisco is an active participant in the BGP working groups at the IETF and a frequent contributor of new BGP extensions.
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP): What You Need to Know
This Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) training has videos that cover these topics:
- Implementing route flap dampening
- Managing multiprotocol BGP
- Configuring peer groups and templates
- Navigating and configuring communities and community formats
- Understanding Cisco and Juniper eBGP
- Authenticating traffic on BGP
- Monitoring and troubleshooting BGP
- Redistributing NLRI into IGPs
- Exploring Command-Line results
- Understanding and manipulating best path results