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is this a school question? &nbsp;Be very careful with BGP unless you want the entire internet to try and route through your network
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is this a school question?  Be very careful with BGP unless you want the entire internet to try and route through your network

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Hello experts, <br />
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I am trying to understand something about routing. <br />
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Lets assume we have 6 routers and all are connected to one another. 2 routers are running RIP and are adjacent and 2 routers are running ospf and are adjacent to each other and 2 routers are running eigrp and are adjacent. <br />
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Can we use BGP protocole to run on all of them and route routes in this way? Also when do you use redistribution if BGP is the way to go?
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Hello experts, 

I am trying to understand something about routing. 

Lets assume we have 6 routers and all are connected to one another. 2 routers are running RIP and are adjacent and 2 routers are running ospf and are adjacent to each other and 2 routers are running eigrp and are adjacent. 

Can we use BGP protocole to run on all of them and route routes in this way? Also when do you use redistribution if BGP is the way to go?

Route redistribution Vs BPG

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