06-17-2012 03:06 AM - edited 03-07-2019 07:17 AM
Hello Experts,
Can someone please tell me why the route that I have added to the BGP routing process won't appear in BGP when I issue the show ip bgp command.
Please see attached logs...
Cheers
Carlton
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06-17-2012 05:53 AM
hi,
im using a Mac so i couldnt see ur zip file, but in general, for a route to appear in bgp process, you should have it in ur routing table (dynamic or static). BGP is rather an application than a routing protocol which greately relys on IGP Routing protocols to operate.
Again, if the following conditions are not met, bgp wont operate correctly, so check if ur config is correct:
** BGP will not put routes that it cannot verify reachability for in the main IP routing table.
** For routers to successfully use BGP routes, they must always have a route to the next-hop IP address in the main IP routing table, (IGP Dependency).
plz Rate if it helped.
Soroush.
06-17-2012 05:17 AM
Under your BGP configuration, I saw the following.
network 5.1.104.0 mask 255.255.248.0
Are you running a dynamic routing protocol? And if so, is the 5.1.104.0 network in your routing table?
I don't see a dynamic routing protocol configured in your configuration, so for you to advertise 5.1.104.0,
you will need to have a route for that in your routing table.
06-17-2012 05:53 AM
hi,
im using a Mac so i couldnt see ur zip file, but in general, for a route to appear in bgp process, you should have it in ur routing table (dynamic or static). BGP is rather an application than a routing protocol which greately relys on IGP Routing protocols to operate.
Again, if the following conditions are not met, bgp wont operate correctly, so check if ur config is correct:
** BGP will not put routes that it cannot verify reachability for in the main IP routing table.
** For routers to successfully use BGP routes, they must always have a route to the next-hop IP address in the main IP routing table, (IGP Dependency).
plz Rate if it helped.
Soroush.
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