12-02-2021 07:48 PM
I understand that AS_PATH is the loop prevention mechanism used between different ASs running BGP. My question is does iBGP have any loop prevention mechanism within the same AS?. From the search I have done so far, there were comments that iBGP uses split-horizon, which does not fit into the definition and use case of split-horizon; what I learn on an interface will not be advertised out the same interface. By default, internal BGP does not advertise what it learned from its iBGP neighbor to another iBGP neighbor.
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12-02-2021
09:43 PM
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12-03-2021
03:36 AM
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Hi,
for iBGP full-mesh topology:
in a full mesh topology BGP uses a split horizon rule which won’t advertise ibgp routes to other ibgp peers
for iBGP non full-mesh topology:
In this case a route-reflector are applicable
The following rules are used to detect and avoid routing loops caused by route reflection:
12-02-2021
09:43 PM
- last edited on
12-03-2021
03:36 AM
by
Translator
Hi,
for iBGP full-mesh topology:
in a full mesh topology BGP uses a split horizon rule which won’t advertise ibgp routes to other ibgp peers
for iBGP non full-mesh topology:
In this case a route-reflector are applicable
The following rules are used to detect and avoid routing loops caused by route reflection:
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