You can accomplish this by setting `med metric on` in your BGP
protocols, and set bgp_med in the import policy to affect which route
is selected when localpref and as-path-length are the same.
Keenan
Quoting Alarig Le Lay :
Hi,
I have an AS (204092) with two upstreams (174 and 198507). On
Not sure what the behaviour is if you set stub and PTP, but I assume you are
getting stub behaviour here. Remove stub, should work.
Keenan
On Dec 30, 2016, 5:11 PM, at 5:11 PM, "David S." wrote:
>Hi Dave,
>
>No, the correct value is pointopoint or ptp, I have tried type ptp and
>broadcast but
These decisions are entirely made by Comcast's equipment - you have
very little influence over their routing choices, especially because
you do not peer directly with them. They do seem a bit nonsensical -
Comcast's internal metrics should know that SEA is closer to PDX than
LAX is, and sho
peer configuration, perhaps as a special
setting for default bgp_med. Or both :).
Keenan Tims
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