On 03/04/2013 06:19 PM, Andre Nathan wrote:
# Prefixes to be exported to BGP
procol static mynetworks {
route a.b.c.0/24;
route a.b.c.1/24;
}
# Route to the BGP peer
protocol static bgp_peer_route {
route w.z.y.x/32 via w.z.y.1;
}
protocol kernel {
scan time 20;
export where proto = "bgp_peer_route";
}
This should work, right?
Yes, it's almost the opposite way of doing the same: What do you want to
happen when x.y.z.w loses its connection to the outside world? (i.e. bgp
to w.z.y.x goes down) You might have learned an alternative route to the
outside world from your iBGP peer, but you're not making it active in
the os kernel now.
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