It will rip it as a DVD5 and also offer to make a backup copy (or copies) at the end if you wish. I just keep the DVD5 stuff it makes and don't make copies though since I'm just using it for central storage.
One thing I did notice though is that I can't even play some DVD's on my linux box, so how can I rip it? Even with the patched libdvdread I get some DVDs that are just all scrambled and I can't make a backup. Oh well.
bgp-prepend (integer: 0..16) - number which indicates how many times to prepend AS_NAME to AS_PATH
Unless there really is a legitimate reason for it, this seems stupid. The only reason I can think of to put your own ASN more than once would be to artifically increase the AS_PATH size and lower other ASN's preference to route through you. But BGP has lots of other ways to accomplish that same goal.
Why would MikroTik have this as a required parameter? And what legitimate reasons are there to include your own ASN multiple times on an advertisement?
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