Hi Mark,
I don't think that routes are stored in the routing table with their AD. AD
kicks in only during route selection process.
You have to force the route selection process by resetting the routing protocol
which advertises that route. For dynamic protocols it's easy to reset the
routing process, for static routes the only option I know is to remove them and
put them back.
Patrice Ngassam
CEO NEN NET Inc.
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> To: [email protected]
> Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 18:26:16 +0100
> Subject: [OSL | CCIE_RS] Ebgp route selection..
>
>
> I have two routers connected via ebgp. Each router has the same
> static route defined and redistributed into bgp. I want both routers
> to prefer the route advertised by router 1. If I set an AD on the
> static route on router 2 of greater than 20, this is how it comes up,
> with a preference for router 1. If I remove the route on router 1, it
> fails over as I would expect as the floating static kicks in and is
> redistributed. When I restore the route on router 1, router 2 does
> not fail back. I now see both routes in the bgp table of router 2, and
> the local route is prefered, Whig I think is why the AD is not consulted
>
> I can't find anyway to influence this, once the route is already in
> use on router 2.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks!!
>
>
>
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