Research of the BGP Distributed Parallel Implementation Based on the Clustering Router Architecture
Xicheng Lu
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Xicheng Lu
Abstract
In this paper we point out the challenges to the popular routing protocol named the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP).BGP implementation requires more scalability.We discuss four feasible scaling methods: functionality offload and three different parallel route computing algorithms. Finally we compare these methods against the traditional BGP implementation and conclude the advantages of the distributed BGP implementation technology.
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In this paper we point out the challenges to the popular routing protocol named the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP).BGP implementation requires more scalability.We discuss four feasible scaling methods: functionality offload and three different parallel route computing algorithms. Finally we compare these methods against the traditional BGP implementation and conclude the advantages of the distributed BGP implementation technology.
Key concepts: Computer science, Border Gateway Protocol, Scalability, Default-free zone, Distributed computing, Routing protocol, Router, Computer network