“Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” Albert Einstein This is an appropriate way to start this post because over the last three nights, I have done the same BGP lab a few times, and I keep doing the same configuration and am getting the same result when I […]
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BGP allows you to distribute traffic over paths that have different bandwidth. This is different from the unequal cost load balancing that EIGRP can perform, as it is not based on the route’s metric. Instead, it is based on a calculation of your neighbor’s link bandwidth that is configured to use this feature. Let’s take
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When an error or anomaly happens on a BGP network, BGP will generate a “Notification Message.” As a Network Engineer, this is one message that you do not want to see. This message indicates a problem on your network that caused your BGP peering to fail or stops your BGP peers from forming a neighborship.
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Well, I know it”s been a long time since my last post, but I have been hard at studying for the BGP test. What is BGP? There are two applications for BGP: The options with BGP are endless. Being the protocol that runs the internet, you can imagine that you would need the protocol to