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Today, we will learn to configure eBGP on Juniper Router. We will be using a simple point-to-point topology to keep the tutorial simple and to the point. So, let's get started. Every BGP configuration is done by following 2 steps. In first step, we need to tell, who we are…
continue reading → Policy Based Routing or PBR is a feature to manipulate routing and forwarding based on policies, set by the network administrator. In this lesson, we will learn to configure PBR in Cisco Nexus switches. Lab Diagram: Goal of the Lab: Create PBR for source PC-02 (192.168.1.11) Deny PBR for PC-02…
continue reading → DMVPN or Dynamic Multipoint Virtual Private Network is a tunneling protocol, which helps to build scalable IPsec Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). In this lesson, we will learn to configure DMVPN on Cisco router with single HUB. DMVPN is combine of- mGRE (Multipoint GRE allows a single interface to support multiple…
continue reading → In this lesson, we will configure iBGP on Cisco Router. This is the second part of our BGP series. We have chosen a network where we have three routers which are not directly connected. We will configure ibgp among them and check the reachability from end to end. Below are…
continue reading → BGP is an exterior gateway protocol that manages how packets are routed across the internet. It can quickly adapt to send out packets if a path goes down. Because of the variety of ways to do the traffic engineering, this is one of the most popular routing protocols. A series…
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