RFC4098 - Terminology for Benchmarking BGP Device Convergence in the Control Plane

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3.8.  BGP Session

   Definition:
      A BGP session is a session between two BGP instances.

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3.9.  Active BGP Session

   Definition:
      An active BGP session is one that is in the established state.
      (See RFC 1771.)

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3.10.  BGP Peer

   Definition:
      A BGP peer is another BGP instance to which the DUT is in the
      Established state.  (See RFC 1771.)

   Discussion:
      In the test scenarios for the methodology discussion that will
      follow this document, peers send BGP advertisements to the DUT and
      receive DUT-originated advertisements.  We recommend that the
      peering relation be established before tests begin.  It might also
      be interesting to measure the time required to reach the
      established state.  This is a protocol-specific definition, not to
      be confused with another frequent usage, which refers to the
      business/economic definition for the exchange of routes without
      financial compensation.  It is worth noting that a BGP peer, by
      this definition, is associated with a BGP peering session, and
      there may be more than one such active session on a router or on a
      tester.  The peering sessions referred to here may exist between
      various classes of BGP routers (see Section 4.2).

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