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Hi, Here is the question. Is there any way to use a static route only if the source IP address of the packet is something special? Imagine I have a static route as this: ip route 10.10.10.0/24 5.5.5.2 I would like to use this static route only if the...
Hi, This is the main question: How a VRF can advertise a route which is learned through iBGP to another VRF But let me elaborate it little more. First, explanation: I have created three VRFs under one router and one BGP instance. They are named L-VRF...
Thanks Jon for your reply, Have you heard about this feature: "install-routes-recurse-via-nexthop" ?! https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/iproute_pi/configuration/15-s/iri-15-s-book/iri-rec-stat-route.html It seems this is a feature to ...
Well, this is part of a customized solution that is not easy to explain here. I may open another case to discuss about that. But it's surprising it is not possible to use a static route only in certain conditions! \Bob
Thanks for your comment. You are right but for some reason, I need to have the static route while PBR does routing without an explicit static route. By the way, I have found something about "Configuring a static route for use with a route map" by usi...
Thanks Georg, It's looks an interesting solution but I'm afraid to say it doesn't work in my case. I need to have that static route permanent and the router uses it whenever meet the condition (receiving a frame with source ip: 192.168.0.20). In your...
Thanks Giuseppe, You pointed to something intersting which I didn't attention:So the static next-hop belongs to a network 5.5.5.0/24 learned by L-VRF in M-VRF.This allows installation of the static route locally on VRF M-VRF, but it prevents the capa...
