7.6. Answers to Review Questions
B. A partial route table is when you only receive part of the Internet routing table.
C. BGP uses TCP because of the large amount of data that can be sent.
A. A peer in the same AS makes an internal BGP session.
B. False. A private company is rarely a transit AS.
A. True. An ISP is almost always a transit AS; that is what makes the Internet backbone.
B. Weight is a Cisco-proprietary attribute.
C. A route map can be used to modify an attribute's value.
D. A loopback address can be used so that a router is always known as the same address, regardless of exit interface.
C. A peer group can reduce the number of commands that have to be configured.
A. The network command injects routes into BGP to be passed on to peer routers. ...
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