03-03-2022 07:27 AM
Hi all,
I have configured BGP on R1,R2 & R3.
R1 & R2 : IBGP : (ASN: 65100)
R3 - ASN: 64519
R3 received 192.169.1.0/24 prefix from R1 & R2.
R3 chosen route from R2 as best path.
Based on which attribute R3 selected the best Path?
Can someone explain, why ?
Network Topology:
Show bgp commands for reference:
03-04-2022 06:51 AM
Hello @MHM Cisco World
the reason for the med looks like only a single ibgp rtr is originating the prefix but as stated if both Ibgp rtrs originated it then all things will be equal up to the comparing the rids
03-04-2022 06:54 AM
Yes but the R2 inject router and add MED attribute and MED not pass AS boundary, so R1 will forward router to R3 without the MED.
Issue here that the R3 receive the router from two paths one with MED and other without MED value, this make R3 prefer the path with lowest MED value which is through R2.
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