rfc1997（rfc1997）.docVIP

rfc1997（rfc1997） Organization: China interactive publishing network (/) RFC document Chinese translation plan (/compters/emook/aboutemook.htm) E-mail:ouyang@ Translator: Pan (kevin73, panzhenyu_2@263.net) Release time: Copyright: this translation document can be used for non commercial purposes and freely reproduced, but the translation and organization information of this document must be retained. Network, Working, Group, R., Chandra Request for Comments: 1997 P. Traina Category:, Standards, Track, Cisco, Systems T. Li August 1996 RFC1997 BGP group properties (RFC1997, BGP, Communities, Attribute) Status of this memo This, memo, provides, information, for, the, Internet, community., does, It Not, specify, an, Internet, standard, of, any, kind.,, Distribution, of, this Memo is unlimited. Copyright notice Copyright (C), The, Internet, Society (1999). All, Rights, Reserved. abstract Border gateway protocol ([1]) is an autonomous inter system routing protocol designed for TCP/IP internet. This document describes an extension of BGP that allows more information to be sent to both adjacent and remote BGP terminals. The proposed technique aims at assisting policy management and reducing the management complexity of maintaining the internet. Catalog 1 Introduction 2 2 terms and definitions 2 3 example 2 4 COMMUNITIES (Group) property 3 5 recognized attributes 3 6 operation 3 7 polymerization 3 8 applicability 4 9 safety considerations 4 10 thanks 4 11 author address 4 References 5 1 Introduction BGP supports forwarding testing policies by distributing routing information. This mechanism is described in [1] and forwarded successfully by service providers. However, the control of routing information publishing is currently based on the IP address prefix or the AS_PATH property (or part of it). In order to facilitate and simplify the control of routing information, this document proposes a destination group that makes routing decisions based on group identifiers. It is hoped