BGP confederation LAB

BGP Confederations:
• feature is used to split an autonomous system into smaller autonomous systems
• Peers inside the same sub-AS are considered to be confederation iBGP peers, and routers in different sub-autonomous systems are considered to be confederation eBGP peers.
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[@secchu8812]

Thx. You explained it so well

[@Sandeepverma-fk2vt]

One of the best available config example and clear explanation on this topic
Thanks

[@dushyanthpeddi9690]

Thank you for sharing, Well explained.

[@danishhasan1326]

Very well explained to understand the concept of BGP Confederation.

[@Charlestone241]

Another Great Explanation! Please share more videos.

[@narendranikki2060]

Thanks my dear sikander it will less time only but u CAN more stuff once again thanks.

[@meenasuresh2311]

Thanks.Will the synchronization rule applies here? whether IGP should be configured

[@alexandrevilarinho8980]

Lets say that is a fourth router in the AS600 that wouldn't be placed neither in the ASN 2300 or ASN 4000, it would be place directly on the ASN 600, what would be it configuration? Let say that it would be interconnected between routers R3 and R4. Is it possible to configure BGP confederation in that scenario?

[@SIKANDARshaik]

confederations only works with in the same AS , you must configure the router in the Sub-as as then bgp conferations identifier in to main AS.. if you configure AS 600 direct in that case it will not become part of the same AS , treats as other EBGP AS

[@alexandrevilarinho8980]

for the confederation to work correctly every router should be placed on a sub-as? I can say that the proposed scenario could be a limitation in the use of bgp confederation?