Just testing out simple iBGP with 2 routers using a loopback address each. Before peering the loopback addresses and configuring "update-source", the loopback interfaces are able to ping each other using iBGP. After peering the loopback addresses, th...
Can you please explain what the second part means? An example would be appreciated. Both seems to mean the same to me. "• Without the match-all keyword, the packet gets evaluated against the access groups (in the order mentioned below) until it finds...
I am trying to understand NTP more by trying to have a few routers connected in gns3 having various types of NTP relationships as below:* Note: "RT32 peer (passive)" for RT29 means RT32 configured to peer to RT29 unidirectionally, ie, no peer configu...
Thanks. I'd seen examples on the Internet of how static route and other IGPs are used and was wondering why I couldn't find any using iBGP as THE IGP so I thought I'd give it a try. Was wondering if it's some misconfiguration or some command I'd miss...
@Cisco Freak wrote:
Hi Adrian,
The switch will send the from PC to both F0/1 and Fa0/2.
Note that the switch will write a MAC address to its table based on the source MAC.
In the stated situation, the switch has learnt MAC of both PC1 and PC3 as they...
