I know this may be a stupid question, but how does the BGP network statement
operates?
H
John Neiberger wrote in message
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In RIP, you must specify which interfaces participate in the routing
protocol. With no network statement, you have no
In other protocols, the network statement, among other things,
specifies the interfaces that are participating in the routing
protocol. BGP works a little differently.
In BGP you must specifically configure your neighbors so it's
not necessary to then specify an interface to run BGP. Once
The network statement in RIP does not specify which networks to
advertise, it specifies which interfaces participate in RIP. If you
don't have a network statement, no networks will be advertised because
no interfaces are running RIP.
HTH,
John
Phil Barker 12/19/01 12:01:40 PM
Hi all,
I see your point John its just that I expected the
router to look at its directly connected interfaces
and to advertise those routes saving me from typing
them in.
Cheers,
Phil.
--- John Neiberger
wrote: The network statement in RIP does not specify
which
networks to
advertise, it
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