Halabi's book provides a pretty basic overview.
Pete
At 06:36 PM 7/25/2002 +, sam sneed wrote:
>I am mostly a LAN administrator and my network isn't large enough for me to
>get any dynamic routing experience. I am interseted in learning BGP. I've
>got the Cisco Press and Sybex CCNP routing
I would highly recommend two books:
BGP4: Interdomain Routing in the Internet, by John W. Stewart III
Internet Routing Architectures, 2nd Edition by Basaam (Sam) Halabi
The first book is deceptively short. It may be small but I found it to
have excellent descriptions and examples.
HTH,
John
as Howard likes to say, it's rocket science, not BGP
meaning that BGP can be difficult at first. Along with the usual
recommendations of the Cisco Press BGP book by Halabi, you might want to
take a look through BGP4 by John W. Stewart III. And maybe the RFC. Only
don't get bogged down in the pro
Routing TCP/IP Vol. II by Doyle is a good start. For more advanced info.,
check out Halabi's Internet Routing Architecture. Parkhurst also has a book
called BGP4 Config. and Command Handbook that is good.
HTH,
Scott
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I am mostly a LAN administrator and my network isn't large enough for me to
get any dynamic routing experience. I am interseted in learning BGP. I've
got the Cisco Press and Sybex CCNP routing books but I didn't like the BGP
coverage, it seemed inadequate. Could anyone recommend a BGP book that is
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