bgp

The video demonstrates configuration of BGP as PE-CE routing protocol in Cisco MPLS VPN. In addition to basic BGP configuration, we will go through more advance scenarios of dualed-home site and sites with a backdoor link, and try to understand how a Site-of-Origin (SoO) BGP attribute can be used to make inter-site traffic to always prefer the backdoor link. You will also learn two common BGP deployment options; identical and unique ASN, and the concept of AS Override. The lab finishes with verification of behavior of Local Preference in MPLS VPN.

The video provides an alternative approach of building a scalable BGP topology on Cisco router using confederation. We will go through what you need to know about concept of sub-autonomous system, possible topology, and changes in route advertisement behavior compared to the regular iBGP and eBGP. We will also review some of the BGP attributes and how they are treated within confederation. 

The video provides an alternative approach of building a scalable BGP topology on Cisco router using confederation. We will go through what you need to know about concept of sub-autonomous system, possible topology, and changes in route advertisement behavior compared to the regular iBGP and eBGP. We will also review some of the BGP attributes and how they are treated within confederation. 

The video lays a foundation of building a scalable BGP topology on Cisco router using route-reflectors. We will go through what you need to know about route-reflector rules of route advertisement, both single and dual route-reflector topology, and the significance of a cluster ID. We will also touch on expanding BGP topology even further with route reflector hierarchy.  

The video lays a foundation of building a scalable BGP topology on Cisco router using route-reflectors. We will go through what you need to know about route-reflector rules of route advertisement, both single and dual route-reflector topology, and the significance of a cluster ID. We will also touch on expanding BGP topology even further with route reflector hierarchy.  

The video lays a foundation of building a scalable BGP topology on Cisco router using route-reflectors. We will go through what you need to know about route-reflector rules of route advertisement, both single and dual route-reflector topology, and the significance of a cluster ID. We will also touch on expanding BGP topology even further with route reflector hierarchy.  

The video demonstrates a way to perform QoS classification and marking on Cisco router based on BGP routes and attributes using QPPB. Specifically, we will be using BGP community value on routes to match packets and set IP precedence value, which later on are used to enforce QoS queuing policy.

The video covers some BGP miscellaneous features on Cisco router that do not really have a topic of their own. This includes private AS removal, local AS, allow AS, BGP timer, and MD5 authentication. Some of these features are more frequently used than the other but it is recommended to understand all of them especially if you are studying for certification.

The video covers some BGP miscellaneous features on Cisco router that do not really have a topic of their own. This includes private AS removal, local AS, allow AS, BGP timer, and MD5 authentication. Some of these features are more frequently used than the other but it is recommended to understand all of them especially if you are studying for certification.