Need BGP help...
I added a new network to my remote site and added that network into the BGP process. It is running locally but it is not translating through my MPLS cloud to my local site and therefore I cannot reach the new network. All hops are in the BGP process and all other routes are being communicated.
My border router at the local site has an access list on the BGP process because my remote site has diverse exit paths. One P2P link and the MPLS cloud. These appear to be configured correctly.
The ISP is AT&T.
Whe can help me!
My border router at the local site has an access list on the BGP process because my remote site has diverse exit paths. One P2P link and the MPLS cloud. These appear to be configured correctly.
The ISP is AT&T.
Whe can help me!
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Wrong forum?
I don't know much about WAN's and BGP and MPLS, sorry; besides, you give very little information.0 -
[:(!]Thanks Rock I thought I was the only one that didn't know what he was talking about. Sorry I'm a novice on Computers.[V][xx(][:(] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by fshfndr
[:(!]Thanks Rock I thought I was the only one that didn't know what he was talking about. Sorry I'm a novice on Computers.[V][xx(][:(]
Dang - but I figured it out on my own - it helps to write it down. You guys are going to laugh at what the problem was. I put the interface in the iBGP process and not the eBGP process, iBGP and eBGP processes, although using the same process ID, do not exchange routes without a little smoke and mirrors - even though I added the network to the eBGP process!
AHH ha ha ha ha ha!0
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