02-11-2014 06:40 AM
Hi,
Little question for expert please.
Is there a way to propagate RT extended community from PE to CE ? (ie : on an address family ipv4 eBGP neighbor)
During my tests, I activated "send extended community ebgp" from PE to CE and successfully verified that the RT was propagated on the CE side.
Unfortunately, the RT tag is not inserted in the BGP table and so are not usable for route-maps on the CE side.
Perhaps I'm missing a magical command to activate on the CE...
Thanks a lot for your opinion.
Regards.
02-26-2014 09:08 AM
Hi,
Are you running vrf on the CE interface connecting to the PE
~Chander
02-26-2014 09:41 AM
Hi,
Yes we are.
After some tips by another way, I finally get the following information :
IOS-XR respect the section 7.4.d of RFC 4364 (http://tools.ietf.org/search/rfc4364#section-7)
Specifically the following point :
The CE may suggest a particular Route Target for each
route, from among the Route Targets that the PE is
authorized to attach to the route. The PE would then
attach only the suggested Route Target, rather than
the full set. This gives the CE administrator some
dynamic control of the distribution of routes from
the CE.
Even if this trick is given on the way CE to PE, I tried it on my use case and, if you export "every RT" on the CE side, it keeps only the RT matching the one sent by the PE
(a bit weird, but it's "working")
If you have another point a view, I'm interrested to ear it.
Thanks
03-05-2014 01:28 PM
This sounds pretty interesting, what type of a problem are you trying to solve with this? Can you elaborate on the design requiremtent.
Thanks
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