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Will Nexus7k support multiple BGP ASN for peering with different BGP ASNs

sreeraj.murali
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Hi Experts,


I am have existing onprem-N7k with BGP with ASN 10 for having Fast connect(private circuit) connectivity to Oracle cloud.Now there is an new requirement to have another private circuit-direct connect connectivity to AWS cloud for another customer. Please advice, if it is possible to have 2 separate BGP with different ASN's configured on same N7k. Kindly suggest and advice with solution.


|-BGP ASN 10------fast connect----------ASN 11-Oracle cloud

|

N7k

|

|-BGP ASN 20-----Direct connect---------ASN 21-AWS Cloud

 

Thanks

Sreeraj Murali

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Richard Burts
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You might be able to achieve what you want using the local-as feature. See this link for information which I hope you will find helpful.

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/technologies_configuration_example09186a00800949cd.shtml

HTH

Rick

Cristian Matei
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Hi,

 

  You can make use of the "local-as"functionality and pretend to run in AS 20 for your second peering with ASN21.

 

Regards,

Cristian Matei.

Hello

The answer is NO you can only have one bgp process running on the switch, however has Richard|Christian suggest you can make the AWS client peer to a different ASN number.

Example:
router bgp bgp 10
nieghbor <fastconnect> remote-as 11
nieghbor <AWS > remote-as 21
nieghbor <AWS > local-as 20 no-prepend

 

Note:
local-as -This tells the AWS client that its peer is in AS 20 so it can peer with it using AS20, however in the advertising/receiving prefixes of either peers both as numbers will be present in the as sequence

no-prepend -  this removes the original AS number for the as sequence of the advertising/receiving prefixes 
dual-as  - allows AWS to peer with either as 10 or 20)



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