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John Gitau wrote:
| I have several routers all capable of speaking BGP. please use
| the link below for clarity.
| <http://sip.wananchi.com/~gitau/BGP-learn1 >
|
| The main router connects most of the branches and also routes
| traffic out to the main backbone provider and on to the internet.
| the router at the branch connects to the exchange point and
| there's also one branch which is multihomed through HQ and Branch
| B using 128Kbps links. At the moment they all run BGP but Branch
| A has been having a few issues sharing traffic efficiently over
| the two links.
|
| What are your ideas on how best to go about the configuration.
|
Depends on what your goals are. What do you want to achieve using BGP on
these routers? Do you want the Branch A router to learn all the routes
from Branch B and HQ and do path selection on its own? Should Branch B
simply default route to Branch B and HQ and let those routers make the
outbound transit decision? Do you want to prefer one exit path vs another?
...etc...etc...
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