Hi,

I had two quick BGP questions.

1) I know they're old, but Is it normal for a PRP-2 to take 10-12 minutes to 
receive a full routing table from a transit provider? Is there anything you can 
do to speed this up? the reason I am asking is because the BGP ROUTER process 
is staying up at 90% during the entire time it is downloading the routes from 
the provider.

2) Is there a specific reason why when using a route reflector it is better to 
use 'weight' rather than 'local preference' for the routes the route reflector 
is injecting?

I am reviewing some old configurations that we are using for a 3rd party device 
and trying to figure out why we are using weight instead of local-pref for the 
routes it is sending into the routers.

thanks,
-Drew


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