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jaybizzel · 01-05-2009

hi all. am a BGP beginner. using GNS3 i tried to configure BGP but the internal router is not trusting the route coming from its nei in the same AS. i used the route-reflector command, it didnt work also tried the next-hop-self command but didnt work...

jaybizzel · 01-08-2009

yes. it will automatically propagate to the back up. EIGRP uses RTP and DUAL to do its computations and allows for four back-up F.S by default and can take max of six.all the bestjerome

jaybizzel · 01-08-2009

hi jimmy,configure no auto-summary on your both routers. RIP summarises at classful boundary.All d best!Jerome

jaybizzel · 01-06-2009

thanks giuseppe. the meaning was a lower cost route was present in the IP routing table. you are the best.

jaybizzel · 01-06-2009

oh thanks for your support. i have been able to rectify the problem but another problem now comes up. i see this sign r> on routes coming from an internal router in the same AS. what does it mean?

jaybizzel · 01-06-2009

oh thanks for your support. i have been able to rectify the problem but another problem now comes up. i see this sign r> on routes coming from an internal router in the same AS. what does it mean?

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