This is the 2nd post in the 3 part series of “Understanding the BGP Table Version”. Please visit http://www.networkworld.com/community/node/80089 to review part 1 ...

As an incident that we reported on last week shows, the Internet routing system isn’t as secure as we want it to be. But how bad is it really? Let’s start with a very short introduction into Internet ...

In 2014, the Internet came to a shuddering halt because the hardware used in switching packets around the wired networks which connect it all together had no memory left to hold the secret decoder ...

- 150K average sustained connections/flows, 2K new connections per second average. - 80K average packet per second rate We are looking to move to a full BGP setup with redundant circuits through two ...

ICANN puts root server at riskscrewed up in November 2007 when it renumbered the DNS root server “L” that it operates. ICANN failed to notice several unauthorized L root servers operating across the ...

I cannot honestly imagine troubleshooting BGP without understanding the BGP table version. I use it all the time. Sometimes it is just a quick “eyeballing” of it to check to see if all the BGP table ...