On 09/07/2018 02:34 AM, Nikola Mitev wrote:
Hi,
Hi,
I have a setup of ISP1 -- R1 -- LAN -- R2 -- ISP2 with BGP peerings from
R1 to ISP1 and R2 to ISP2
Are your BGP neighbors advertising a default route to you?
I would think that R1 and R2 would iBGP neighbors (or similar with other
protoc
Hi Diarmuid,
Between "AS112 has it" and "ISP doesn't have it" I think these things
should be checked:
- is AS112 (BIRD) sending these IPv6 prefixes out ?
show route [table ] export
- is ISP receiving them ?
show bgp ipv6 u nei received-prefixes
[if soft-reconfig inbound is enabled, which
Hi all,
Looking for a bit of a sanity check here. I established an AS112 Server in
my testbed using BIRD as the router. I setup a dummy interface on the AS112
server (bs) for all the subnets with an interface name that starts with
'as112_'. I set up the bird and bird6 configuration files identical
Hi,
I have a setup of ISP1 -- R1 -- LAN -- R2 -- ISP2
with BGP peerings from R1 to ISP1 and R2 to ISP2
Some hosts on the LAN have R1 as primary gateway, others R2 to
distribute the load between the ISPs.
I want to add a default route to the kernel on each router but only if
the remote peer is up
