On 01/11/2017 15:46, Mark Coetser wrote:
logically that makes sense, the only real need for the OSPF is due to
the multiple links between the routers and using OSPF to create a type
of auto failover solution. If I use BGP between Router B and C then I
loose the failover/shortest path feature.
BGP might be easier than you think.
I've done more BGP internally recently and I've been wondering whether I
should get rid of OSPF completely.
I don't have many routers. And my case has been to work around interop
issues and bugs in OSPF for IPv6.
There's also a way to do unnumbered BGP links in FRR. Takes some
getting your head around but might be worth looking at.
Tim
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