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BGP relies on distributed policy preferences and the concept of the shortest AS Path to route traffic across the Internet. But these decision factors can sometimes lead to suboptimal routing, especially in regions where peering between major networks is limited or congested. Join us to explore examples of routing policies, their resulting traffic paths and how you can best optimize your routing policies.
In this webinar, we'll cover:
- When and why BGP can lead to suboptimal routing
- Examples of poor routing decisions and the resulting traffic paths
- How to optimize your inbound and outbound routing policies
BGP relies on distributed policy preferences and the concept of the shortest AS Path to route traffic across the Internet. But these decision factors can sometimes lead to suboptimal routing, especially in regions where peering between major networks is limited or congested. Join us to explore examples of routing policies, their resulting traffic paths and how you can best optimize your routing policies.
In this webinar, we'll cover:
- When and why BGP can lead to suboptimal routing
- Examples of poor routing decisions and the resulting traffic paths
- How to optimize your inbound and outbound routing policies
BGP relies on distributed policy preferences and the concept of the shortest AS Path to route traffic across the Internet. But these decision factors can sometimes lead to suboptimal routing, especially in regions where peering between major networks is limited or congested. Join us to explore examples of routing policies, their resulting traffic paths and how you can best optimize your routing policies.
In this webinar, we'll cover:
- When and why BGP can lead to suboptimal routing
- Examples of poor routing decisions and the resulting traffic paths
- How to optimize your inbound and outbound routing policies
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