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Building Cisco Remote Access Networks
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Building Cisco Remote Access Networks

by Wayne Lawson
November 2000
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
608 pages
16h 50m
English
Syngress
Content preview from Building Cisco Remote Access Networks
Private Addressing and Subnetting Large Networks • Chapter 11 477
another router speaking BGP (called a peering session), it will start out like
the following:
router BGP 14290
neighbor 204.118.35.166 remote-as 802
<the rest is omitted>
This communication starts out by saying “I would like to connect to
ASN (autonomous system number) 14290 using BGP.” The list of com-
mands that would initiate the routing table transfer is omitted.
If a node wishes to connect with BGP peer node, the node will open a
connection on TCP port 179, which is the default port. A significant
amount of information is transferred, such as the identification numbers,
authentication ...
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