01-14-2005 08:37 AM - edited 03-02-2019 09:04 PM
There is an autonomous system network with (at least) three routers (r1, r2 and r3), which run eBGP to different external neighbours (rA, rB and rC) in different AS-numbers.
r1 receives a route for network A.B.C.D via eBGP from rA, and the path is 4 hops.
r2 receives a route for network A.B.C.D via eBGP from rB, and the path is 2 hops and has "no-export" as community.
r3 advertises routes to rC. However, for some reason network A.B.C.D is not advertised to rC.
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Is the above normal behaviour?
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I can add that:
r1 sees both routes to network A.B.C.D, but the "best" route is via rB (with no-export).
r2 and r3 has only one route for network A.B.C.D - the one via rB (with no-export).
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Should r3 not see also the route via rA, so that it can advertise that to rC ?
regards,
Per
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01-14-2005 09:04 AM
This is normal behavior. BGP selects the best path and only advertises this best path to its peer.
This is the case even if multipath is configured.
Hope this helps,
01-14-2005 09:04 AM
This is normal behavior. BGP selects the best path and only advertises this best path to its peer.
This is the case even if multipath is configured.
Hope this helps,
01-15-2005 05:35 AM
I knew that was the case for eBGP, but I thought perhaps it was different for iBGP... it seem it would make sense, but I suppose it does not.
thanks.
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