Under what circumstances is it advisable to disable BGP data collection in the configuration of an Agent$-$to$-$Server network test on the Cisco ThousandEyes platform?

BGP data collection should be disabled when the target is an internal device within your network, or when the target is shielded by a CDN provider, as BGP data in these scenarios may not provide relevant or accurate network path information.

Disabling BGP data collection is recommended when monitoring network performance for highly critical services, as it can significantly reduce the network load and improve the accuracy of critical metrics like latency and jitter.

It is advisable to disable BGP data collection when the test is aimed at analyzing user interface performance and application responsiveness, as BGP data does not contribute meaningful insights into these areas.

BGP data collection should be disabled when the primary focus of the test is on internal network security assessments, such as firewall performance and encryption protocol strength, as BGP data might lead to misleading conclusions in these contexts.