Normally, you use the loopback interface to make sure that the IP address of the neighbor stays up and is independent of hardware that functions properly. Note: The use of a loopback interface to define neighbors is common with iBGP, but is not common with eBGP. R2’s IP address but R6 can not reach the next-hop 24.24.24.2) The networks learned from R2 would be markedĪs “inaccessible” on R6 (because R4 would advertise with Note: the “next-hop-self” feature is usedĪdvertised to R6 with R5’s next-hop IP address. Relationship can not be established) so the most With R2 & R3 via their loopback interfaces but R1ĭoes not know how to reach there (and neighbor Note: R1 establishes BGP neighbor relationships IOS used in this lab: Ģ) Advertise loopback 1 & loopback 10 on R1ģ) Use route-maps on R2 & R3 to set MED for only 192.168.1.0, verify on R6 and will R6 see network 192.168.10.0? In this lab we will learn how to use Route map to set MED attribute to tell which path the neighbor should choose to a specific network.
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