The Internet continues along a path of seemingly inexorable growth, at a rate that has, at a
minimum, doubled in size each year. How big it needs to be to meet future demands …

BGP is the inter-domain routing protocol used in the Internet today. During the course of its
evolution, the Internet has gone from being a simple and small network to one that is run at …

BGP routing table sizes have increased by an order of magnitude over the last six years.
This dramatic growth can decrease packet forwarding speed and demand more router …

From the Book: This book is about Border Gateway Protocol Version 4 (BGP4). At the time of
this writing, BGP4, the latest version of BGP, has been deployed extensively on routers …

Recent studies reveal that the routing structures of operational networks are much more
complex than a simple BGP/IGP hierarchy, highlighted by the presence of many distinct …

Formally, the Internet inter-domain routing system is a collection of networks, their policies,
peering relationships and organizational affiliations, and the addresses they advertize. It …

From the Publisher: A comprehensive ntroduction to routing concepts and protocols in IP
networks. Comprehensive review of the operational mechanics of today's leading routing …

The industry's leading resource for Internet routing solutions and scenarios Explore the
functions, attributes, and applications of BGP-4, the de facto interdomain routing protocol …

We analyze the evolution of the global Internet interdomain routing system on AS, prefix and
IP address level granularities, using snapshots of Route Views BGP tables from 1997 to …

This paper examines the network inter-domain routing information exchanged between
backbone service providers at the major US public Internet exchange points. Internet routing …