[c-nsp] BGP multihoming with redundancy config problem
Pete Templin
petelists at templin.org
Mon Oct 24 06:43:47 EDT 2005
Ganbold wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Basically I'm trying to make BGP multihoming work with 2 different
> ISPs and plus redundancy.
> Followiing is the scheme:
>
> upstream1 upstream2
> \ /
> \ /
> upstream1 border router upstream2 border router
> \ /
> \ /
> CORE ROUTER1 <-----------> CORE ROUTER2
> / \
> / \
> Part of OUR network Part of OUR network
[configs snipped]
Step 1: Filter what you send to both upstreams. You wrote filters on
border1, but aren't using them.
Step 2: Remove ALL bgp "network" statements on your border routers, and
related Null0 routes. Let your core announce your prefixes "up", so
that if you lose a core-border link you don't end up in trouble.
Step 3: Any chance you can NOT announce the /24s, but just the /19
instead? (Had to put a plug in for aggregation...)
Step 4: What link were you breaking, such that failover wasn't
happening? If it was a core-border link, see step 2.
Step 5: Do you have alternate connectivity between the LEFT part of your
network and the RIGHT part of your network? I'm a little worried about
your diagram at first.
Step 6: Yes, you do need the Null0 route for the /19, assuming it's not
natively in your RIB.
pt
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