JS> First, forgive my ignorance, but I don't the acronym 'WRT IGP'
Sorry, "WRT" == "with respect to", "IGP" == "interior gateway
protocol".
JS> is that most cases, not all, OSPF makes a better choice for an
JS> internal gateway protocol and depends on their system needs. If
JS> you want to use BGP as an IGP feel free to do so, we've tested
JS> that knowing that some people will implement it in this fashion.
This was nearly exactly the reasoning for making my point, which
wasn't a terribly large one, about being shoehorned into a particular
IGP especially when the connection type doesn't matter all that much.
And now, back to your regularly schedule modem-problems program...
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