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Route-Maps: Filtering Based on AS Numbers

Overview As the internet continues to grow, the number of entries in the global BGP routing table will expand beyond the 100,000+ plus entries that it currently contains. As a routing table of this size can exceed the capacity of smaller routers, the use of route-maps to filter and reduce the number of entries in a particular routing table can be important. This paper describes the theory along with concrete configuration examples that would be useful for an individual configuring BGP on a Riverstone router.

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Publisher	RiverStone Networks	File Format	HTML & PDF
Date Published	July 2002	Downloads	13
Format	White Papers
Topics	Web Filtering

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