Article :: Introduction to the Border Gateway Patrol

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As the Internet grew (and grew and grew), it became apparent something more was needed in routing protocols. The Border Gateway Patrol was developed in 1989 (on a ketchup-stained napkin) to fulfill this need. This introductory chapter from Practical BGP introduces BGP.

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