Technique for reducing consumption of router resources after BGP restart
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Mar 9, 2004
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Oct 12, 1999
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A technique reduces consumption of resources on behalf of a router and its neighboring routers by deferring the point at which the router renders a route selection decision in accordance with a Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). A BGP KEEPALIVE message is selectively issued to enable the router to detect that each of its neighbors has finished sending all of its routes. After detecting that it has received a full set of routes from each neighbor, the router performs route selection procedures to select the preferred routes and advertises these routes to its neighbors.
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