Will the bgp cross-line CVM get stuck?
Today, I will talk to you about whether the bgp cross-line CVM will be stuck. Many people may not know much about it. In order to make you understand better, the editor has summarized the following contents for you. I hope you can get something according to this article.
The CVM of normal BGP line is not stuck. BGP line means that different operators (such as Telecom and Netcom) can jointly access one IP through some technical means, and the fastest access speed can be achieved between different operators.
The main function of BGP is to control the propagation of routes and to choose the best route. At present, most network operators realize multi-line interconnection through BGP protocol and their own AS number. Therefore, once the BGP protocol is used to interconnect, all the backbone routing devices of the network operators will judge the best route for the IP segment of the IDC computer room to ensure high-speed access by users of different network operators.
Advantages of using BGP lines for CVM
1. If the leased server has only one independent IP, the user's access route is chosen by the router according to the visitor's actual access speed, and does not consume any server resources. Both the uplink and downlink of the server have routers to choose the best route.
2. BGP protocol itself has the characteristic advantages of redundant backup and eliminating loops, so when the leased server fails, it can back up each other. At the same time, it can automatically switch to other normal lines, so that normal access is not affected, and the stability of the website is effectively guaranteed.
3. The server lease of BGP line also has good expansibility and integration, which can realize the exchange of visits and interworking with other operators, so as to realize the multi-line advantage of single IP.
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