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bgp_communities_in_practice [2014/01/12 00:07] – created samerbgp_communities_in_practice [2014/01/12 00:07] – samer
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 Let us analyze the illustration above provided by RENATER to explain how to use communities on its network. A dual-connected client network identifies a primary link and a secondary or backup link toward RENATER. In the BGP prefix announcements, this network can use the community ''2200:610'' on the primary link, and the community ''2200:590'' on the backup link. RENATER applies specific policies in order to implement the primary/backup behavior. A simple way to do this is described in the following: Let us analyze the illustration above provided by RENATER to explain how to use communities on its network. A dual-connected client network identifies a primary link and a secondary or backup link toward RENATER. In the BGP prefix announcements, this network can use the community ''2200:610'' on the primary link, and the community ''2200:590'' on the backup link. RENATER applies specific policies in order to implement the primary/backup behavior. A simple way to do this is described in the following:
  
-[{{ :commbgp-1.png?direct&500 | Figure 1. BGP Community illustration}}]+[{{ :commbgp-1.png?direct&500 | Figure 1. BGP community illustration}}]
  
   * The client announces the prefix 10.1.2.0/24 with eBGP on the primary link toward NR-1 with a community attribute ''2200:610''.   * The client announces the prefix 10.1.2.0/24 with eBGP on the primary link toward NR-1 with a community attribute ''2200:610''.
bgp_communities_in_practice.txt · Last modified: 2020/04/28 21:29 by samer