How can we export a VRF route into Global Routing table ?

[kcsbalaji2013]

I have a Campus Network with in one VLAN is a secured VLAN with VRF. How can i make that Users access Internet via the Global Routing table.  I was able to import the Default route into the VRF using BGP Communities but any way to advertise my VRF LAN to Global routing table ?.

thanks

Balaji

[bolick]

Hi Bakaji,

The easiest way is probably to just use a static route, but there are other options using route maps and policy routing. Here's a whitepaper that outlines a few of the options.

Configure Route Leaking between Global and VRF Routing Table without using Next-hop - Cisco

Matt

[Pranay Prasoon]

I think you can use import and export functionality too (import ipv4 unicast <route-map>)

Configure Route Leaking between Global and VRF Routing Table without using Next-hop - Cisco

Export command is also available  starting from IOS 15.2(4)S

[Fabrizio Chessa]

Hi,

this is the starting point to import a route in GRT from VRF:

• global-address-family ipv4 unicast

  • route-replicate from vrf ?

    •   WORD    Source VRF name

    •   global  global VRF

      HTH

      Regards

[carlovalle.25]

These commands works for me. The vrf addressess was inserted into globlal, now I need insert global addressess into vrfs tables

[Fabrizio Chessa]

Hi, it's the same concept and you need to apply this into vrf configuration.

it's something like this:
vrf definition VRF-TEST

 address-family ipv4

  route-replicate from ....

in this case the global-address-family ipv4 is the default/global vrf

HTH

Regards,

Fabrizio

[carlovalle.25]

I did it and it worked. Thank you!

[paul driver]

Hello

As you have the default route in the vrf rib pointing to the global rib then all you need to do is to add another static of the vrf network and point it towards the vrf connected interface on the rtr then advertised this static via redistribution.