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I have BGP peering set up with one of our upstream providers. The default route is getting advertised but not the other "network" I have configured. We have a /24 of public IP space that we want to advertise via BGP. The FTD (FMC managed) doesn't hav...
Turns out that deploying the null0 route did allow it to be advertised out BGP and it doesn't drop traffic like I thought it would. Problem solved. Thanks for all your input on solutions.
Hi Jon,Yes, the concern with using null0 is that the traffic will get dropped.I didn't think about adding a static route with the exit interface being inside or DMZ. The concern with that is some of the /24 will NAT to the inside and some to the DMZ....
I have tried to add aggregate address but that didn't seem to work either. Perhaps I'm not configuring it correctly. This is the first time I've configured BGP on a FTD.> show bgpBGP table version is 7, local router ID is 208.126.235.195Status codes:...
No, we purchased this block from a broker. It is now registered to us with ARIN. We have another /23 block that we split into two /24's for use at our datacenters. For those, we don't have BGP set up and have the ISP advertise the space for us and ro...
I have BGP configured and peering is up between FTD and our ISP. Only the default route is getting advertised. I added another network that I want to get advertised, but it's not showing up. I believe the reason for that is that network is not direct...
