Changes in dcad3eb: Updated Frequently-Asked-Questions (markdown)

Frequently-Asked-Questions.md

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 Fortunately, [RFC6996](http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6996) defines a new private ASN range: 4200000000-4294967294. Given the size of this range, there is little chance of running into a conflict.

-We now encourage dn42 users to use the newly-allocated ranges in **4242420000-4242429999**. See the [registry page](Services-Whois#AS-numbers) for details.

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+We now encourage dn42 users to use the newly-allocated ranges in **4242420000-4242429999**. See the [registry page](Services-Whois#AS-numbers) for details.

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+## What BGP daemon should I use?

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+This is really up to you: that's the magic of open protocols.

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+As of 2014, most people seem to use either Quagga or Bird (with a growing preference for Bird). You may also encounter users of OpenBGPd. Even more occasionally, people use hardware BGP routers in dn42, for instance [Extreme Networks](howto/bgp-on-extreme-summit5i) hardware.

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28	28	Fortunately, [RFC6996](http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6996) defines a new private ASN range: 4200000000-4294967294. Given the size of this range, there is little chance of running into a conflict.
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30		-We now encourage dn42 users to use the newly-allocated ranges in 4242420000-4242429999. See the [registry page](Services-Whois#AS-numbers) for details.
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	0	+We now encourage dn42 users to use the newly-allocated ranges in 4242420000-4242429999. See the [registry page](Services-Whois#AS-numbers) for details.
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	3	+## What BGP daemon should I use?
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	5	+This is really up to you: that's the magic of open protocols.
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	7	+As of 2014, most people seem to use either Quagga or Bird (with a growing preference for Bird). You may also encounter users of OpenBGPd. Even more occasionally, people use hardware BGP routers in dn42, for instance [Extreme Networks](howto/bgp-on-extreme-summit5i) hardware.
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