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4. BGP-IV protocol developments
4.1 COMMUNITIES attribute (code 8)
The BGP protocol enables routing policies to be applied to transit traffic (traffic passing through an autonomous system), thanks to a controlled distribution of routing information, based essentially on IP addresses (prefixes) and the value recorded in the AS_PATH attribute conveyed in the UPDATE message.
To simplify the control of routing information, the
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References
IETF standards (RFC)
- Internet Protocol, J. Postel, Sep-01-1981. - [RFC-791] -
- Transmission Control Protocol, J. Postel, Sep-01-1981. - [RFC-793] -
- Exterior Gateway Protocol formal specification, D.L. Mills, Apr-01-1984. - [RFC-904] -
- Routing Information Protocol, C.L. Hedrick, Jun-01-1998. - [RFC-1058] -
- EGP and policy based routing in the new NSFNET backbone, J. Rekhter, Feb-01-1989....
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