-> Not sure I understand what you mean by 'everyting'. Do you -> mean full Internet routes, partial routes, whatever B and HQ -> have, IXP routes, e.t.c.?

No not full internet routes, actually come to think of it I dont think even my upstream provider gets those, so we point a default route to them at the HQ, we only run BGP with them so they can further advertise our routes to whomever they get their bandwidth from.

-> Okay, is this the way you have designed it, that you only -> have partial routes in B and HQ, or is this the problem you -> are trying to solve? What exactly do you need B and HQ to send to A?

Im fishing for ideas on how to go about the whole setup. By everything I meant everything B and HQ have, then Router A decides how best to send the traffic. The only problem in this case is since those two routers don't have full internet routes either, they'd need to both send/announce a default route to router A (thats for anyone trying to reach a destination not on HQ and B's routing tables) Which works okay at the moment. I was just worried for when I need to add more routers.

**gitau