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This is an old version of the compendium, written May 27, 2017, 5:25 p.m. Changes made in this revision were made by eivind_. View rendered version.
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TTM4180: Nettverkshåndtering

##Nettverkslaget og linklaget ##SDN ### Historie ### Hva er SDN ### Motivasjon ### Kontroller ### Openflow ##Ruting protokoller ###RIP ###OSPF ##BGP ###Path attributes
####AS-path ####Local preference ####Origin ####Next hop ####Weight ###Routing Information Base (RIB)
A routing table will only store one route per destination, while the RIB usually contains multiple routes. The RIB keeps track of routes that could possibly be used. If a route withdrawal is received and it only existed in the RIB, it is silently deleted from the RIB. No update is sent to peers. RIB entries never time out. They continue to exist until it is assumed that the route is no longer valid.
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