Routing

Hi Saw, - Does vMX2 have a route towards 192.168.20.2? When vMX3 advertises the eBGP route 192.168.200.0/24 (received from vMX5) to vMX2, the next-hop of that route would be 192.168.20.2, as I do not see a policy to change the next-hop to self in the ...

Hi, thank you for reading. I have a trouble that it cannot renew a path after MED changed from eBGP peer. I added eBGP, iBGP(LAN), and a static route. First I doubted the order of selecting best path, so I fixed preference and local-preference for eBGP, ...

Hi Arun, If I understood correctly, this is your requirement: - a) Advertise only 65.20.25.20/32 and 66.78.55.0/24 prefixes to the peer 158.12.20.12, and block everything else. b) Advertise all routes to 65.20.25.24. For a) BGP will advertise all ...

set protocols bgp group ebgp neighbor 65.20.25.24 peer-as 45 set protocols bgp group ebgp neighbor 158.12.20.12 peer-as 40 set protocols bgp group ebgp export bgp-export​ If we have export statement defined like above, Is it not only two networks will ...

Hello All, I am looking for a service provider solution. I was wondering what the best practice to implement load balancing between the routers and switches. Below is a diagram of our proposed network layout. BNG runs on both R1 ...

You can filter this network using firewall configuration. Look at this example (make your necessary adjustments): set policy-options prefix-list BLOCK-NETWORKS 10.82.1.0/24 set firewall family inet filter BLOCK term BLOCK-NETWORKS from prefix-list ...

Hello, Thank you for all the hints. My goal was to completely reject traffic towards the destination prefix, and I achieved that with the firewall filters. Thanks! BR ------------------------------ Maciej Prokopowicz ------------------------------