BGP AS-PATH manipulation techniques: local-as, prepending, allowas-in, as-override
The AS-PATH is one most interesting BGP path attribute. It's a well known, mandatory, and transitive path attribute, so it must be included in every…
Read more →The AS-PATH is one most interesting BGP path attribute. It's a well known, mandatory, and transitive path attribute, so it must be included in every…
Read more →Because of scalability reasons we might have multiple IGP processes running within our core network. If we have many routers and prefixes we might have…
Read more →After going through inter-AS Option A, B and C, this time we take a look at the CSC implementation. This is very similar to the…
Read more →How can a router detect when a BGP neighbor, or just any kind of IGP neighbor device goes down? If the two devices are directly,…
Read more →I've been learning BGP on IOS-XR recently. Configuring inbound or outbound BGP policies on IOS-XR is quite different than on IOS-XE or regular IOS. On…
Read more →The issue of the previous Route Reflector (RR) design is that it is not protected from a single point of failure: if a RR goes…
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