Re: Quagga (Two AS in one router)

2007/7/25, tomfi <tomfi@volny.cz>:
> Ok, you understand that more then 1 AS within 1 router is against
> principles of bgp. So you must think another way, not try to "hack" it...
> BGP is little diferent then OSPF.

That's a nice note, but assuming that we have x routers with y ASes on them, what will be the information propagated to the internet ? I think that it's meaningless to set up such a solution .

>
> http://ww.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1771.html
> cite:
> " The classic definition of an Autonomous System is a set of routers
> under a single technical administration"
> no "set of AS within one router ;)"
>
> PS:"I'm in 3 ases" - you cant be in more then 1 AS, you can have more
> then 1 AS but they are separated, maybe neighboring, but separated ...
> not "joined".

sry, should be "peered" with 3 ASes. here in poland i'm peered with a global mesh of asses 1. transit global which has 222088 routes, 2. polish transit with 3992 routers and our own exchange centre ( ACX ) with 1094 lines. Of course we're using external bgp.

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