05-08-2003 01:24 PM - edited 03-02-2019 07:13 AM
I have a set of networks that are being advertised internally via EIGRP. I am also advertising the networks to the internet via BGP. One of my remotes is also connected to the internet and running BGP also. It is prefering to take the BGP path vs the internel EIGRP path because the administrative distance is lower. 20 for the BGP route and 170 for the EIGRP route. I have used communities to set the metric, weight and local-prefrence inbound on the remote router but it still prefers the external path. I don't want to filter the networks completely but I need to have the remote router prefer the internal EIGRP path. I can't find a nerd knob to set the administrative distance.
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05-08-2003 02:02 PM
You can target a particular network to take the IGP path by using the "network backdoor" facility in BGP. See this URL for info:
You also have the option of setting the administrative distance for ALL BGP routes above that of EIGRP, but this is not the recommended fix.
05-08-2003 03:55 PM
You can use BGP backdoor command to prefer EIGRP routes over EBGP.
IF network X and Y are being advertised via both EIGRP and EBGP, on the remote BGPconfiguration, add the command
router bgp
.....
network X backdoor
network Y backdoor
Hope that helps!
05-08-2003 01:59 PM
Use the "distance" command under the eigrp process to lower the administrative distance for your eigrp learned routes.
ex.
distance {ip-address {wildcard-mask}} [ip-standard-list] [ip-extended-list]
ChrisV
05-09-2003 06:36 AM
Chris,
I think that will affect all my EIGRP routes but I can be more specific with a routemap. I don't necessarly want to change the admin distance for those netowrks in EIGRP. I think the second solution may work better in my situation. I.E. using the backdoor network under the BGP process. I will try both and let you know how it works.
THanks!!!
sj
05-08-2003 02:02 PM
You can target a particular network to take the IGP path by using the "network backdoor" facility in BGP. See this URL for info:
You also have the option of setting the administrative distance for ALL BGP routes above that of EIGRP, but this is not the recommended fix.
05-09-2003 08:02 AM
that's the ticket. thanks!!
05-08-2003 03:55 PM
You can use BGP backdoor command to prefer EIGRP routes over EBGP.
IF network X and Y are being advertised via both EIGRP and EBGP, on the remote BGPconfiguration, add the command
router bgp
.....
network X backdoor
network Y backdoor
Hope that helps!
05-09-2003 08:02 AM
that's the ticket. thanks!!
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