Method and apparatus for realizing two-dimensional routing of border gateway protocol
A border gateway protocol and routing technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve the problems of no inter-domain routing protocol that supports two-dimensional inter-domain routing, heavy configuration and maintenance workload, etc.
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[0106] as attached Image 6 As shown, the border devices R1 and R2 of the AS1 domain support two-dimensional routing and forwarding. R1 has obtained the trusted source 192:168:1::0 / 64 for accessing the SERVER, and R2 has obtained the trusted source 192 for accessing the SERVER: 168:2::0 / 64, share flows from different sources through R1 and R2. If it is desired to achieve traffic load sharing in the AS2 domain, the border devices R3, R4, and R5 of the AS2 domain can be upgraded to support two-dimensional route forwarding, and the BGP protocol can be upgraded according to the present invention to support dynamic learning of two-dimensional routes.
[0107] Between R1 and R3, an EBGP (External Border Gateway Protocol, external border gateway protocol) neighbor is established, and the receiving and advertising capabilities of two-dimensional routes are both enabled.
[0108] Between R2 and R4, EBGP neighbors are established, and the receiving and sending capabilities of tw...
Embodiment 2
[0116] as attached Figure 7 As shown, the border device R1 of the AS1 domain supports two-dimensional routing and forwarding, and has obtained the trusted source address 192:168:1::0 / 64 for accessing the server, and the attack traffic can be filtered on the R1 device. If you want to filter attack traffic in the AS2 domain, you can upgrade the border devices R2 and R3 in the AS2 domain to support two-dimensional route forwarding, and upgrade the BGP protocol to support dynamic learning of two-dimensional routes.
[0117] Between R1 and R2, EBGP neighbors are established, and the receiving and sending capabilities of two-dimensional routes are enabled.
[0118] Between R2 and R3, establish an IBGP neighbor relationship, and enable the receiving and sending capabilities of two-dimensional routes.
[0119] R1 configures network 10:1:1::0 / 64 192:168:1::0 / 64 to route two-dimensionally (10:1:1::0 / 64,192:168:1::0 / 64) Import BGP and send the two-dimensional route to R2.
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Embodiment 3
[0123] as attached Figure 8 As shown, the border device R1 of the AS1 domain supports two-dimensional routing and forwarding, and has obtained the trusted source address 192:168:1::0 / 64 for accessing the server, and the attack traffic can be filtered on the R1 device. If it is desired to filter attack traffic in the AS2 domain, but the AS2 device cannot perform two-dimensional routing upgrades on all border devices, there will be a mixed network of one-dimensional routing and two-dimensional routing. For example, in AS2, R2 can be upgraded, but R3 cannot be upgraded. Finally, attack traffic can be filtered on R2.
[0124] Between R1 and R2, EBGP neighbors are established, and the receiving and sending capabilities of two-dimensional routes are enabled.
[0125] Between R2 and R3, an IBGP neighbor is established, and neither the ability to receive two-dimensional routes nor the ability to send two-dimensional routes is enabled.
[0126] R1 configures network 10:1:1:...
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