There are a lot of questions that could be asked here. Why does your
company want to run BGP ??? Most ISP's are reluctant to get you on the BGP
train, unless you are buying a good size pipe. Do you need BGP routes in
you network (meaning- do you need to be part of the Internet or just have
access to it) ??? How many POP's will your company have ??? I know we have
a large pipe @ work, but don't have a dependency on BGP. We ended up using
route maps & redistribution to throttle down the equivalent of the default
route connection we really wanted...
Phil
----- Original Message -----
From: Dwayne Saunders
To:
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 9:13 PM
Subject: bgp [7:8282]
> Hi all,
> was just wondering if our company starts to use bgp will I need to
> run a igp as at the moment with our tight security everything is static
> routed.
> so the question is will I need to introduce a igp if we start to use BGP.
>
> D'Wayne Saunders
> Network Admin
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