Internet Information and Resources
Routing, AS Numbers, BGP
Routing refers to the system of transporting data reliably from end to end across the Internet. Within the routing system, some of the most important considerations are routing tables, which list information about the network locations of hosts; Autonomous System (AS) Numbers, which are unique identifers for networks in the global routing table; and the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) which is the standard protocol for routing across the Internet.
ISOC Member Briefings
Scaling the Internet's Routing System
August 16, 2001, by Geoff Huston
From The ISP Column
A monthly opinion column by Geoff HustonDamping BGP
June 2007
More ROAP - Routing and Addressing at IETF68
April 2007
32-bit AS Numbers - The View from the old BGP World
January 2007
Wither Routing?
November 2006
The BGP Report for 2005
June 2006
An Introduction to BGP - the Protocol
May 2006
4-Byte AS Numbers
October 2005
AS Number Consumption
September 2005
Exploring Autonomous System Numbers
August 2005
Securing Inter-Domain Routing
March 2005
Securing Routing – An ISP View
February 2005
BGP Wedgies
September 2004
The State of Inter-Domain Routing
April 2004
