The only thing unique about a private ASN is that your upstream providers or
"peers" should you have them will not communicate with you. However, within
your own routing domain, you are free to treat the ASN just like a public
one. With respect to your questions, yes, you can run EBGP to RR clie
I think you want BGP confederations... They work like EBGP between the
different private ASs in the real AS, and normal IBGP with
in the private sub as...
router bgp
bgp confederation identifier
bgp confederation peers
neighbor x.x.x.x remote-as ---this is IBGP
neighbor x.x.x.x remote-as
I am thinking about a private asn to segregate a part of my network. Will
updates between my private asn and my public ans follow the rules of an eBGP
neighbor or a iBGP neigbor? Can I connect the private asn to a router
reflector client and have it act as a eBGP neighbor.
Thanks in advance,
T
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