On 13/Jul/16 22:23, Clinton Work wrote:
> On the primary BGP session I would set Local-pref 150 and send MED 100 > for example. > On the backup BGP session, set local-pref 100 and send MED 150. > > The local-pref will set the preferred route in your network to use the > primary BGP session. The MED should influence the customer to use the > primary link as their preferred route as well. Savvy customers can > easily override the MED value, but it should work for the majority of > the customers. Savvy customers can just de-aggregate and override LOCAL_PREF values. Also, assuming the customer resets MED, LOCAL_PREF only provides control in one direction. Nothing stops the customer from statically routing traffic over a specific path (or both paths simultaneously) for outbound traffic. Mark. _______________________________________________ juniper-nsp mailing list juniper-nsp@puck.nether.net https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/juniper-nsp
