redback se800培训Module 10 - BGP Routing.ppt

Configuring BGP Module 10 BGP Basics Module 10, Lesson 1 Lesson Objectives Describe the purpose of BGP Briefly describe how BGP works List the BGP message types BGP Version 4 Exterior routing protocol Path-vector protocol No metric comparable to interior protocols Updates exchanged via TCP After initial exchange, updates only sent when a change occurs BGP Terminology How BGP Works BGP Message Types Open message Update message Notification message Keepalive message Any Questions? E-BGP Configuration Module 10, Lesson 2 Lesson Objectives Configure basic BGP routing E-BGP Assumes routers are directly linked E-BGP Minimial Configuration: Steps Enable BGP routing Enter BGP address family configuration mode Inject routes into BGP table Define BGP neighbor Define neighbor’s remote AS number E-BGP Configuration Step 1: Enable BGP routing Step 2: Enter BGP address family configuration mode E-BGP Configuration (cont.) Step 3: Inject routes into BGP table Option 1: Inject by network number Option 2: Inject by source protocol E-BGP Configuration (cont.) Step 4: Define neighbor Step 5: Define neighbor’s remote AS number Sample Configuration E-BGP Configuration Options Neighbor parameters Description Password Timers E-BGP Configuration Options Multi-hop E-BGP Configuration Options BGP peer group Useful if several peers share the same configuration options Step 1: Create peer group Step 2: Configure group policies Same options as neighbor settings Step 3: Assign neighbor to peer group E-BGP Configuration Options Router ID Sample Configuration Verifying BGP Configuration Show bgp route Show bgp neighbor Show bgp peer-group Show bgp summary Show ip route Show bgp route Show bgp neighbor summary Show bgp peer-group summary Show bgp summary Show ip route Clearing BGP clear bgp * Clears all BGP routes clear bgp as number Clears all BGP routes for the specified AS number clear bgp neighbor address Clears all routes from specified neighbor clear bgp peer-group name