Chapter 3
1: | What are some common reasons for splitting up a large enterprise network using BGP? |
A1: | To divide the administration of the network among several different groups, to allow the network to be rebuilt one small piece at a time, to handle situations where there are a large number of routes, and very little can be done in the way of aggregation or other techniques to reduce pressure on the interior gateway protocol. |
2: | When merging two networks, should you consider using a BGP core as a permanent solution or a short-term solution? |
A2: | It depends on the way the merger is being accomplished and what the desired final results are. For instance, if a larger company is taking over a smaller company and would like to leave the smaller company ... |
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