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Re: CE dual-homing in VPN
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From: Rajiv Asati <rajiva@cisco.com>
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Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 17:31:48 -0400
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Resent-Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 18:07:33 -0400
Ali,
When PE3 needs to send packets to the
corresponding address, how would PE3 choose between the two PEs: PE1 and
PE2. i.e, how would PE3 chosse between the 2 LSPs, LSP1 and
LSP2.
This has to be done at the BGP level, since VPNv4 prefixes are exchanged
among the PE routers via MP-BGP.
So, PE3 would need to be enabled with BGP multipath for that VPN
customer.
This CLI might vary from the vendor to vendor, but one vendor I am the
most familiar with would require the BGP VRF address-family
(address-family ipv4 vrf <vrf_name>) at PE3 to be configured with
multipath (maximum-path ibgp 2).
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Rajiv
At 12:52 PM 10/18/2004, Ali wrote:
I appreciate your help on the following topic. a CEa is dual homed to 2
PEs. How PE3 chooses among PE1 and PE2 to send packets to addresses on
CEa.
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CEa -----------
PE1
PE3
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MPLS NETWORK |
-----------------PE2
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CEa is dual-Homed on PE1 and PE2.
CEa advertises the route for prefix 10.1/16 (to PE1 and PE2)
PE1 and PE2 install a local route to 10.1/16 in their VRF.
PE1 advertises the route for 10.1/6 to PE3, and
PE2 does the same
PE3 establishes 2 LSPs: LSP1: PE3 to PE1 and
LSP2: PE3 to PE2
When PE3 needs to send packets to the corresponding address, how would
PE3 choose between the two PEs: PE1 and PE2. i.e, how would PE3 chosse
between the 2 LSPs, LSP1 and LSP2.
Thank you.
Allal.
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