Inter-Domain Routing over ATM networks
draft-rekhter-idr-over-atm-00
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| Authors | Curtis Villamizar , Yakov Rekhter | ||
| Last updated | 1995-02-16 | ||
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Abstract
Consider an ATM network and a set of IP routers connected to it. The set of routers is under control of different organizations, so that some of the routers participate in intra-domain routing protocol(s) of each organization, and some routers exchange routing information across organizational boundaries (by participating in inter-domain routing). We refer to to latter as 'exterior' routers. Moreover, we assume that the inter-domain routing protocols supported by these routers are either BGP-4 [BGP-4] or IDRP (for IP or IPv6) [IDRP].
Authors
Curtis Villamizar
Yakov Rekhter
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