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There's a whole lot of BGP and stuff like that on the interconnect, too.


BGP, and usually some internal routing protocol on each end of the ASN path (likely something like OSPF). But those only inform the forwarding tables, they aren't an active component of the request. You could always go into the forwarding logic of the routers and switches as it moves through the network and TCAMs/DRAM.. As others mentioned, it's practically endless.




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