This is known as the BGP book: https://www.amazon.com/Internet-Routing-Architectures-2nd-Ha...
It goes into detail. If you're just starting out, get a Network+, Security+ or any other systems administration, security or networking certification that covers the basics of networking and internetworking.
Grab yourself a copy of Sam Halabi's "Internet Routing Architectures" (2nd Edition).
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/157870233X/
It's likely a bit out of date these days, but it's one of the best books on BGP I'd read back in the day when I was involved with building an internet exchange point circa 1999.
I don't, sorry, it's in my inbox. The part I snipped is completely unrelated to the incident.
As far as BGP goes, Halabi's _Internet Routing Architectures_ [0] is pretty much considered the "bible". It's really old nowadays but it covers BGP4 (the current version in use) and not much has really changed.
I'm sure some of the newer BGP books are excellent as well but I can't personally recommend them as IRA and the (old) CCNP BGP book are all I've ever read/used (while preparing for the CCNP certification and in my day job).
Of course, pretty much everything is covered in RFC 4271 [1] (and updates) although the RFCs can be a bit "dry".
It goes into detail. If you're just starting out, get a Network+, Security+ or any other systems administration, security or networking certification that covers the basics of networking and internetworking.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/157870233X/
It's likely a bit out of date these days, but it's one of the best books on BGP I'd read back in the day when I was involved with building an internet exchange point circa 1999.
As far as BGP goes, Halabi's _Internet Routing Architectures_ [0] is pretty much considered the "bible". It's really old nowadays but it covers BGP4 (the current version in use) and not much has really changed.
I'm sure some of the newer BGP books are excellent as well but I can't personally recommend them as IRA and the (old) CCNP BGP book are all I've ever read/used (while preparing for the CCNP certification and in my day job).
Of course, pretty much everything is covered in RFC 4271 [1] (and updates) although the RFCs can be a bit "dry".
[0]: https://www.amazon.com/dp/157870233X
[1]: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4271