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Asymetric route issue

Mark1110
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Hello,

I have two edge routers(R-A and R-B) located in two data centers. Data center A and Data center B. internet service provider router also present at both data center( ISP-A and ISP-B). Data center A is primary location and Data center B is for back up. 

R-A and R-B is using ospf to share routes ( we redistribute BGP to ospf at both location ). There is asymetric route issue for data generated from Data center B servers ( going out from R-B , ISP -B). We actually want everything to go and receive via data center A only but not want to shut BGP at data center B.( anything generated from datacenter B should take R-B, R-A and ISP-A path ) ISP is using MED on their side. they put 100 MED on ISP-A and 200 MED on ISP-B router. 

 

For client ip 77.97.0.0/18 receiving below routes on my routers

R-B

B 77.97.0.0/18 [20/200] via ISP-B

 

R-A

B  77.97.0.0/18 [20/100] via ISP-A

 

if i shut down bgp at data center B then there is no issue. 

 

Routes when i shut down bgp at data center B

 

R-B

O E2 77.97.0.0/18 [110/1] via portchannel-x( connected to R-A)

 

R-A

B  77.97.0.0/18 [20/100] via ISP-A

 

under ospf i am using below redistribution command

 

redistribute bgp 10 subnets

 

under BGP using below redistribution

 

redistribute ospf 1 match external 1 external 2

 

Also, we have weight 65000 configured at routemap for 77.97.0.0/18 at data center A

 

I dont want to shut any BGP connection but want to set routing to prefer R-A to ISP-A when traffic generated from datacenter B location.

 

I have attached diagram as well. 

 

Thanks,

Nis

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what is the cisco IOS you use, this command not appear under the command reference of IOS.

@MHM Cisco World i have ASR1000 Version 16.06.06. I applied it last weekend! It worked as expected. No issues. I am good for now. Thank you everyone.

 

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