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when I issue a neighbor shut command, then a no neighbor shut command, I can not find the neighbor statement in the running configuration.Is the shut command intended to delete the neighbor statement?I have IOS 12.4
Is it needed on both IBGP routers?In my lab, I only set it on one IBGP router. On the other one, I only set the neighbor command. And I got a normal BGP peering establishment.
In Cisco Student Guide, it says that the Router BGP command does not activate BGP. However, on my lab router, it shows this:(config)#router bgp 5500(config-router)#exit(config)#router bgp 5600BGP is already running; AS is 5500Any idea?
Hi,I have ISDN PRI configured as a backup line, with DDR Dialer Profiles.I checked the Admin Distance values: Main routes are OSPF-learned (110), floating route through ISDN (200).Despite of the preferred OSPF Routes, there one host that's still open...
I found it.I was entering a "neighbor x.x.x.x remote-as {AS} shut" instead of "neighbor x.x.x.x shut".So apparently, I was shutting down all neighbors of that AS.
Jon,"There are two paths between A and B. And that justifies the use of update-source in the neighbor command" Here's an excerpt from Cisco Student Guide.
Jon,This is what I meant:Suppose we have 2 routers A and B within the same AS. We want them to become IBGP peers.Both A and B reach each other through an IGP. Both of them have a loopback (lo1 and lo2).There are two paths between A and B. And that ju...
Another option (through the network, not the console) is to copy either the running config or the startup config to a TFTP Server.#copy running tftpthen IOS asks you a few questions such as: IP address of the TFTP server, name of the new file,...Of c...
