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Glossary Term Route Aggregation

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What is Route Aggregation?

Route aggregation is the practice of combining multiple contiguous IP network prefixes into a single, more concise routing announcement to minimize the size of routing tables and improve network efficiency.

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Understanding Route Aggregation

Route aggregation is a method used in networking to consolidate multiple routing table entries into a single entry. This helps reduce the size of routing tables by minimizing the number of routes advertised between network domains. By summarizing multiple routes into a single entry, route aggregation improves network efficiency, reduces the amount of routing information exchanged between routers, and enhances overall network performance.

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