Quick BGP Question
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When using a "neighbor x.x.x.x default-originate" statement on a host site router, how can I set that default route with a longer AS path?
I have the default-originate statement in the BGP process and I also have a route-map that does:
route-map prepend permit 10
set as-path 8 8 8
and then
router bgp 10
neighbor x.x.x.x route-map prepend out
BUt when I go to a branch site router and do a show ip bgp, I see the default route with only a single ASN prepended. All the other networks that I am advertising from the backup host site are getting the prepended AS path, but not the default route.
I need to use a second point of entry as a site failover so I want to have default originate on both host sites, but advertise a longer AS path from the backup site. The 2 host sites are connected via MetroE.
I have the default-originate statement in the BGP process and I also have a route-map that does:
route-map prepend permit 10
set as-path 8 8 8
and then
router bgp 10
neighbor x.x.x.x route-map prepend out
BUt when I go to a branch site router and do a show ip bgp, I see the default route with only a single ASN prepended. All the other networks that I am advertising from the backup host site are getting the prepended AS path, but not the default route.
I need to use a second point of entry as a site failover so I want to have default originate on both host sites, but advertise a longer AS path from the backup site. The 2 host sites are connected via MetroE.
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