Re: [nsp] [OT] Cisco to Nortel BGP configs

From: Daniel Cuautle (dcuautle@adetel.net)
Date: Tue Feb 26 2002 - 11:11:36 EST


Hi, maybe you can use that, it's on BCN,

    bgp router-id X.X.X.X IP
ROUTER
        slot-mask {6 9 10 11 12 13 14} SLOTS
WHERE RUN BGP
        local-as ASNUMBER
        multi-hop enabled
        max-redundant-routes 5
        ibgp-ecmp-method traffic-balance
        local-pref-calculation disabled
      peer local LOCAL-IP remote REMOTE-IP as AS-REMOTE
          holddown 180
          ebgp-ecmp-method route-balance
      back
      accept polname ACCEPT_BGP_ROUTES
          action accept
        match
          peer address REMOTE-IP
          back
        back
        modify
        back
      back
      announce polname ANNOUNCE_BGP_ROUTES
          action announce
        match
          network address ROUTES-IP mask MASK-IP match exact
          back
          outbound-as asnumber AS-REMOTE
          back
        back
        modify
            local-preference 90
            local-pref-override true
            med 100
            med-method specified
        back
      back
      damping-template name default
      back

This is running with a Cisco router.

Thanks
dc

"Tito B." wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I need help on a client of ours using a Nortel 18000 router.
> Can anybody send me the required configs on the Nortel
> box to peer with my Cisco 7513?
>
> it's a basic BGP peering with but my client doesn't know how
> to configure his box to talk Cisco BGP or maybe there's something
> missing on my Cisco box to talk Nortel's.
>
> Interfaces can ping each other with PPP encap.
> Sorry for the slightly off-topic question.
>
> thanks in advance!
>
> tito
>
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