Re: bgpd(8) EGP vs IGP question

2013-10-29 Thread Stuart Henderson
On 2013-10-29, Sebastian Benoit wrote: > It is a information added by the originating router of that route: or in some cases, by a transit provider trying to steer traffic towards them ;)

Re: bgpd(8) EGP vs IGP question

2013-10-29 Thread Sebastian Benoit
Adam Thompson(athom...@athompso.net) on 2013.10.29 15:20:04 -0500: > I've got two border gateways that peer (eBGP) with the same external AS; > they also peer with each other (iBGP) as per normal BGP design. > > Naturally, the BGP RIB contains two copies of every route; one learned > from the ex

bgpd(8) EGP vs IGP question

2013-10-29 Thread Adam Thompson
I've got two border gateways that peer (eBGP) with the same external AS; they also peer with each other (iBGP) as per normal BGP design. Naturally, the BGP RIB contains two copies of every route; one learned from the external peer and one learned from the internal peer. However, when I run "b