Configuring DMVPN (Dynamic Multipoint Virtual Private Network) with BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) involves setting up a scalable and secure VPN solution for connecting multiple sites. Here’s a basic guide on how to configure DMVPN with BGP:
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bookmark_borderHow to configure OSPF with BGP on top
Configuring OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) with BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) on top is a common practice in large-scale networks where OSPF is used for intra-domain routing and BGP is used for inter-domain routing. This approach is often referred to as “OSPF as the IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol) and BGP as the EGP (Exterior Gateway Protocol).” Here’s a basic guide on how you can configure OSPF and BGP coexistence:
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bookmark_borderHow to configure BGP AS Prepending
BGP AS (Autonomous System) prepending is a technique used to influence the inbound traffic by making a particular Autonomous System path less attractive. This is achieved by adding the AS number multiple times to the AS path attribute of BGP updates sent to a neighbor. The idea is to make the AS path longer, and therefore less preferred, in order to influence incoming traffic.
Here’s a general guide on how to configure BGP AS prepending:
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