Regarding about my BGP update source problem, I get suggestion that I need to
use the ebgp-multihop. However, if I just use loopback on one side and direct
neighbor on the other side, it works perfectly without the multihop statement.
Why do I need that statement if I am using loopback on both sides instead on
one side?
Thanks in advance
Hubert
Andrew Smith wrote:
> Since you have the routers in different AS's, they are using eBGP
> instead of iBGP. If the peer addresses aren't on a directly connected
> network, you need the following command on both routers:
>
> neighbor x.x.x.x ebgp-multihop
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