If I need to establish eBGP with a remote site, but I have no information about which my local address the remote site is using. Can I assume the remote site is using either my loopback address or the direct interface address facing to the remote site, ...
Hello, I am not sure of the interpretation of those commands: set protocols ldp interface xe-0/3/0.0 set protocols ldp interface xe-2/0/0.0 set protocols ldp interface xe-2/0/3.0 set protocols ldp interface all disable Does it mean ldp is disable for ...
thanks so so much. That export policy causes the issue. It has a reject at last. After I removed it, it worked fine. thanks a lot again !!
Yes. R1 peers with R2 with its loopback 10.150.0.99/32. R1 also advertises 10.150.0.99/32 in BGP via export policy. R2 has a static route pointing to 10.150.0.99/32 for BGP. I assume R2 would advertise 10.150.0.99/32 to R3 if I use advertise-inactive. ...
I do not have any export policy. 10.150.0.99/32 is the loopback interface in R1, R2 has a static route pointing to 10.150.0.99/32 for BGP. R1 advertises 10.150.0.99/32 in BGP. I assume R2 will advertise 10.150.0.99/32 to R3 if I use advertise-inactive. ...
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