• Watch out for “auto-correcting” BBMD “managers”. These well intentioned, automatic, procedures are often vendor specific, and may ensure that the BDT (BBMD Address Tables) are valid among a given group of devices from one vendor, they can often neglect to update the BBMD tables in devices from other vendors.
  • Although the BACnet specification now allows multiple BBMDs per IP subnet, avoid this practice. Additional BBMDs means additional configuration checks over the years (decades) of future network management.
Collection of BACnet BBMD Best Practices