BGP in 2018 — BGP Churn
Part two of Geoff’s BGP report for 2018 assesses whether the stability of the routing system is changing.
Tag: BGP
An easier way to monitor BGP
Guest Post: See what’s new with the BGPMon project.
BGP in 2018 — The BGP Table
Geoff Huston analyses BGP routing table growth with some predictions for the size of the IPv4 and IPv6 BGP routing tables in the next five years.
IPv4/IPv6 BGP Routing workshop to be held in Malaysia this April
Register and pay before 15 March 2019 to get the early bird rate.
Three of the best: Guest Posts
Thanks to the 100+ guest bloggers who contributed stories to the APNIC Blog in 2018. Here’s three of the best!
New MRT-BGP reader six times faster than its predecessors
Guest Post: New open-sourced tool, BGP Scanner, to assist with increase router analysis demand.
IPv6 for governments and enterprises – case study
Guest Post: It pays to correctly audit your network before deploying IPv6.
Policy Series: Seamless transition down to effective collaboration
With 2-byte ASN exhaustion rapidly approaching, Geoff Huston helped develop a policy and plan that successfully transitioned the Internet to 4-byte ASNs.
BGP LLGR: Robust and reactive BGP sessions
Guest Post: The need for quick remediation of failures and high reliability in BGP networks can be hard to reconcile.
NANOG 74: Securing the routing system
The level of interest in the general topic of routing security peaked at the recent NANOG meeting, with several thought-provoking presentations on the topic.