No matter what you call it -- prefix hijacking, route hijacking or IP hijacking -- BGP hijacking is when a router improperly advertises itself as having the most efficient route to a victim network.

forgive the ignorance of this neophyte, but i am trying to "advertise"? subsets of routes to different peers and have not quite gotten things where i want them. note, all of this is being done in ...

I cannot honestly imagine troubleshooting BGP without understanding the BGP table version. I use it all the time. Sometimes it is just a quick “eyeballing” of it to check to see if all the BGP table ...

Screwing around with MPLS L3 VPNs in Junos, which is a bit of a second language to me and I'm not quite sure what I'm missing. I'm using a policy statement to match direct routes and add the RT ...