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...ng anycast with routers, it is best to use a routing protocol, such as the Border Gateway Protocol or Open Shortest Path First, that has an explicit router identifier that ca

*Border Gateway Protocol<ref name=RFC4098>{{citation

*BGP-4 ["A Border Gateway Protocol 4" (BGP-4) RFC 4271]

| Border Gateway Protocol

...r|routes]]). These routes are managed via the dynamic [[routing protocol]] Border Gateway Protocol]] ...nsure unique addresses, and exchange information on reachability using the Border Gateway Protocol

...tes. Several routing protocols such as Open Shortest Path First | OSPF and Border Gateway Protocol | BGP maintain internal data bases of candidate routes that they will promo

Using the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) provider will advertise, to its peers in the DFZ, the minimum number

...as [[Autonomous System]]s (AS) exchanging routing information through the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). ...>"Peering", unfortunately, is also used as a term for the two parties in a Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) session. While AS do interconnect using BGP, this discussion is at a

...authority of the [[Internet Assigned Numbers Authority]] (IANA), using the Border Gateway Protocol. A number of large SPs are treating their customers' public Internet conne ...formation can be sent through extensions to a routing protocol such as the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)<ref name=rfc4364 /> or [[Open Shortest Path First]] (OSPF) <ref name=

...orting) of routes. In practice, these functions will be carried out by the Border Gateway Protocol, although RPSL does not directly generate BGP protocol messages.

...nderstood; this is comparable to the '''transitive''' attribute bit in the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). The next two bits, S1 and S2, define scope of flooding:

...outer link, when it is known that the first protocol that comes up will be Border Gateway Protocol, and the other router is transferring a full routing table. Until the routi

using such techniques as the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) [RFC number

...[[Internet]], so one of the major changes in the current version 4 of the Border Gateway Protocol was CIDR support; all addressing information transported by BGP is coupled

...d Interior Gateway Routing Protocol]]. More complex issues are involved in Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) IPv6, and multicast routing protocols are outside the immediate scope

...tive criteria. For example, in the fundamental Internet routing mechanism (Border Gateway Protocol), it had been assumed that a message that a network was no longer reachable