BGP
July 31, 2015 | Labs, Networks
I am working on a project that involves moving a router from one BGP ASN to another. The topology above shows the current situation and we want to move R2 to ASN20 and have it hooked up to R4 instead of R3. Normally this would be pretty trivial however the owner of R1 in ASN […]
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Tags: BGP, Routing, Routing Protocols
May 7, 2015 | Labs, Networks
Some of my posts are just things that I was pretty sure worked but wasn’t 100% on how it worked and what the exact config looked like. In these situations if I can’t find something in a blog or on the Cisco site I post something to make it easier for the next guy trying […]
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Tags: BGP, EIGRP, Routing, Routing Protocols
September 4, 2014 | Networks
This is the list I use of looking glass servers with web interfaces. It makes internet routing diagnostics a lot easier. http://www.bgp4.as/looking-glasses There are also a couple of looking glass routers you can telnet in to such as this Global Crossing (Level 3) one. telnet route-server.gblx.net
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Tags: BGP, Routing, Routing Protocols
September 4, 2014 | Networks
In this scenario we have a dual connected site and are using BGP multipath to load balance the traffic over the two connections. This is very dangerous to do when beancounters are around because they often want you to use both connections to 100% (or at least over 50%) so you end up without the […]
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Tags: BGP, Routing, Routing Protocols