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How does BGP differ from other protocols?
- BGP’s primary purpose is to enable communication between two autonomous systems.
- Key features:
- Next-Hop Paradigm: BGP supports cooperation among various BGP speakers within an autonomous system.
- Path Information: BGP advertising includes route information and the accessible destination and next destination pair.
- Routing Decision Process: BGP uses multiple attributes for routing decisions.
- External and Internal Neighbors: BGP transmits external neighbors between autonomous systems and internal neighbors within the same autonomous system.
- Weight: BGP can change outbound traffic routing from a single locally configured router.
- Policy Application: BGP can apply policies set up by administrators.
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