RFC2283(国外英文资料).docVIP

RFC2283 Organization: China interactive publishing network (/) The RFC document Chinese translation plan (/compters/emook/aboutemook.htm) E-mail:ouyang@ Jianjun_bai jianjun_bai@163.net Publication date: 2001-11-24 Copyright: this Chinese translation document is copyrighted by China interactive publishing network. It can be reproduced for non-commercial use, but The translation and copyright information of this document must be preserved. The Network Working Group, t. Bates Request for Comments: 2283 Cisco Systems Category: Standards Track r. Chandra Cisco Systems, D. Katz, Juniper Networks Rekhter Y. Cisco Systems, February 1998 The BGP -4 multi-protocol extension (RFC 2283 - Multiprotocol Extensions for BGP -4) The Status of this Memo This document specifies an Internet standards track protocol for the Internet community, and requests discussion and Suggestions for To refer to the current edition of the Internet The Official Protocol Standards (STD 1) for the standardization state And status of this protocol. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. Copyright Notice Copyright (C) The Internet Society (1998). All Rights Reserved. directory 1, the 1 2, an overview of the 2 Multiple agreements can be achieved by the NLRI implementation 3 4, multiple agreements cannot be reached NLRI: 5 5, NLRI code: 5 Subnet address class id 6 7, safety concerns 6 8, thanks to 6 Reference 6 10, author information 7 11, the copyright notice 7 1, the The current BGP protocol [BGP -4] can only broadcast the routing information of IPV4 [IP V4], which defines a BGP -4 The extension mechanism enables BGP -4 to carry multiple network layer protocols (such as IPV6, IPX, and other network layer protocols) Routing information. This extension mechanism is backward compatible: the router that supports this extension can and does not support extended routers Fully interactive. 2, an overview of the The three IPV4 messages supported by the BGP -4 are: the Next - hop attribute (represented by an IPV4