5. Terminology and Concepts (Terminologia e Concetti)
We use the term "route reflection" to describe the operation of a BGP speaker advertising an IBGP learned route to another IBGP peer. Such a BGP speaker is said to be a "route reflector" (RR), and such a route is said to be a reflected route.
Usiamo il termine "route reflection" per descrivere l'operazione di uno speaker BGP che annuncia una rotta appresa via IBGP a un altro peer IBGP. Tale speaker BGP è detto essere un "route reflector" (RR), e tale rotta è detta essere una rotta riflessa.
The internal peers of an RR are divided into two groups:
I peer interni di un RR sono divisi in due gruppi:
- Client peers (Peer Client)
- Non-Client peers (Peer Non-Client)
An RR reflects routes between these groups, and may reflect routes among client peers. An RR along with its client peers form a cluster. The Non-Client peer must be fully meshed but the Client peers need not be fully meshed. Figure 3 depicts a simple example outlining the basic RR components using the terminology noted above.
Un RR riflette le rotte tra questi gruppi, e può riflettere le rotte tra peer client. Un RR insieme ai suoi peer client forma un cluster. I peer Non-Client devono essere completamente connessi (fully meshed) ma i peer Client non hanno bisogno di esserlo. La Figura 3 raffigura un semplice esempio che delinea i componenti base del RR usando la terminologia sopra indicata.
/ - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
| Cluster |
+-------+ +-------+
| | | | | |
| RTR-A | | RTR-B |
| |Client | |Client | |
+-------+ +-------+
| \ / |
IBGP \ / IBGP
| \ / |
+-------+
| | | |
| RTR-C |
| | RR | |
+-------+
| / \ |
- - - - - /- - -\- - - - - - /
IBGP / \ IBGP
+-------+ +-------+
| RTR-D | IBGP | RTR-E |
| Non- |---------| Non- |
|Client | |Client |
+-------+ +-------+
Figure 3: RR Components