Re: Transit Routing

["Ehab Hadi" <ehabh () hotmail com>]

There is a very valable book dedicated for BGP4:

Internet Routing Architectures
By Halabi, Bassam; Softcover; 477 Pages 
Published by Cisco Press; 04/1997; ISBN: 1562056522

On-line Ordering:

http://www.cbooks.com/sqlnut/SP/search/gtsumt?isbn=1562056522


Ehab Hadi
ehabh () nortel ca

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> Can someone point me in the direction of some good white papers where 
> I could pick up some knowledge on BGP specifically in regards to 
> transit routing.
>
> I am working with 3 local ISPs here all connected to different 
> backbones.  We are all going to be peering at one central office with 
> T-1 lines running between each location.
>
> Our intention is to allow each others traffic to flow through whoever 
> is the closest route.  However I have only recently gotten into BGP.
>
> Any help is appreciated.


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