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    The document discusses trends and challenges in the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) routing table. It notes that the BGP routing table has grown rapidly in recent years due to factors like fragmentation of allocated IP blocks and space duplication. Analysis shows that the majority of global prefixes are /24 in size, indicating that much of the global routing table serves local customer networks. There are questions around using parallel processing to improve BGP routing performance, how link failures in BGP could impact routing, and ways to reduce duplicated routes to improve efficiency.

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    The document discusses trends and challenges in the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) routing table. It notes that the BGP routing table has grown rapidly in recent years due to factors like fragmentation of allocated IP blocks and space duplication. Analysis shows that the majority of global prefixes are /24 in size, indicating that much of the global routing table serves local customer networks. There are questions around using parallel processing to improve BGP routing performance, how link failures in BGP could impact routing, and ways to reduce duplicated routes to improve efficiency.

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    The document discusses trends and challenges in the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) routing table. It notes that the BGP routing table has grown rapidly in recent years due to factors like fragmentation of allocated IP blocks and space duplication. Analysis shows that the majority of global prefixes are /24 in size, indicating that much of the global routing table serves local customer networks. There are questions around using parallel processing to improve BGP routing performance, how link failures in BGP could impact routing, and ways to reduce duplicated routes to improve efficiency.

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    Harry Chandra Tanuwidjaja

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    Paper 5 Review – BGP Routing Table: Trends and Challenges

    This paper talks about trends and challenge in Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) routing table. They show
    that BGP routing table has grown rapidly for the last few years. It is caused by several factor, such as
    fragmentation of allocated IP blocks and space duplication. Their analysis shows that the majority of global
    prefixes are /24 size, which means major number in global routing table serves local customer network.
    The space duplication problem also supports this argument. The statistics shows that there is a trend of
    using global routing table to serve local needs. There are several questions. Is it possible to use parallel
    processing to improve the performance of BGP routing? What will happen if there is link failures in BGP?
    Any way to solve this issue? Is there a way to improve the BGP performance to reduce the number of
    duplicated routes since it is wasteful?

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