--- Jean-Yves Le Boudec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > RA (AS100) | RB (AS101) > > ------------------------ > > R1 R2 > > R0 (AS559) > > R3 R4 > > ------------------------ > > RC (AS201) | RD (AS202) > > > > All routers except R0 run BGP. R0--R4 are in the same AS and run > OSPF. RA-RD are all in distinct ASs. RA is BGP peer to R1, RB to > R2, RC to R3 and RD to R4. The addresses and numbers are fake. The > ASs are peers, not customers.
> (Method 4) Same as method 2, but Tag Switching (or MPLS) is used > instead of loose source routing. It's quite strange: you can't run BGP on R0, but suppose running MPLS... I think it's much easier if you just decide to include R0 into the BGP cloud, and probably make it a route reflector. Cheers, Stan ---------------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Maillist-Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/swinog%40swinog.ch/
