BGP Deep Dive

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Agenda: 00:02:00
Meet Your Instructor: 00:05:55
The Basics of Border Gateway Protocol (BGP): 00:19:46
Confederations: 00:25:02
Route Reflector: 00:29:41
Neighbor Formation: 00:30:57
DEMO: Basic BGP Configuration: 00:36:16
Path Selection: 00:42:24
BGP Synchronization: 01:00:03
DEMO: BGP Synchronization: 01:02:55
BGP Summarization and Multihop: 01:09:59
DEMO: BGP Summarization and Multihop: 01:12:50
DEMO: Advanced BGP Demo (includes Peer Group, Route Reflector, and IPv4/IPv6 Address Families): 01:21:19
This video is a replay of a live session, where we covered BGP topics on Cisco's ENCOR and ENARSI exams.
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[@pAuLvErNiEr06]

What a timeless topic and information! It’s a great time we live in when we get top notch quality information for FREE!! There is something about your teaching style that resonates with me and shows you really enjoy what you are doing Mr. Wallace! All I can contribute is a Thank you!! ❤

[@lucsannes5614]

Hey Kevin! My class and I are having trouble understanding the concepts of MPLS due to poor course design. Could you do a video explaining MPLS along with some of its core concepts such as LDP, RSVP, and Traffic Engineering?

[@dohnutz.]

This! ^

[@kevinzhong9101]

^^^

[@JKRowl]

Up

[@khwezidushu]

Please!

[@JKRowl]

Im studying it now and crying haha 😁

[@gwalugano4025]

Thanks Kevin Wallace and Charles Judd you really help me to pass my CCNP. I wish you guys the best with all the time you invest to share your understanding. God bless you.

[@elmajdouliabdelhakim6900]

Thank you Mr.Wallace for sharing with us this very useful and practical deep dive, your way of explanation is exceptional and it makes understanding the concepts very straightforward ! You are adding a tremendous value to the networkign community.

[@ignaciosplenda2913]

Awesome class, Kevin. Priceless. Thanks!

[@evanschuma7714]

This Guy is good. He is very good at explaining concepts. The best Explainer I have came across to date. Thanks so much.

[@hcetc]

Finally got through the BGP deep dive. I fell out of this Deep DIVE when it was live :-) and just catching up with it and the other Deep Dives, including the QoS Deep Dive. Thank you Kevin and Charles.

[@Lucas-md8gg]

You're simply the best and I love your deep dive sessions!

[@veritas2782]

This is the best introduction to BGP I've found. Well done! Great info and entertaining as well.

[@BajGer12331]

OH BOY HERE THEY COME

[@briangreen2689]

I can't believe you release this content for free. Thank you!

[@arthas1632]

I got into learning BGP about 2 months ago. The company I'm working for right now are implementing their own CDN and we're using this protocol to establish BGP connections between our edge nodes and the ISPs. One thing that I can't find online, anywhere, is how to implement smart routing in BGP. What I mean is how do we use BGP to take network speed, bandwidth, server reachability etc into account when establishing the best route from source to destination. btw amazing course Kevin, I now know exactly how BGP works, both inside an autonomus system and between AS's

[@rockinron5113]

I attended the original webinar for this and have just watched it again and it is a fantastic refresher. Thanks Kev!

[@jccdsym6605]

Thank you so much for this easy-to-digest presentation, Kevin. It's a great summary of the ENARSI chapters for BGP and complementary material with a practical example. Kudos!

[@YANKAMELVIS]

Thank you Very much Mr. Wallace , this Demo really makes the concept of BGP simple and straightforward to understand, i really love the way you give out lectures .

[@ITgeekHQ]

I watched it live, but couldn't wait for reply. Thanks for sharing Kevin.

[@NhanNguyen-pd3pe]

This is an awesome videos, thank you so much for taking your valuable time to make this video 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@JKRowl]

FUD - Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt. Spot on for BGP and OSPF 😥😥

[@numansmail]

Absolutely BRILLIANT video Kevin, great recap, as usual you are the best trainer for the Enterprise CCNP

[@spectregeistvirtual]

You’re the Best, Kevin. I’ve been waiting for this for a long time. Kudos to you 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@himanshudua9034]

I have seen may videos on youtube, but i must say, you are the best instructor, the way you explained its awesome. thanks.

[@3045-Tube]

Just to say hello Kevin....you are one of the best instrutor.. if not the best... you are all clear .. and make things sound very easy... you helped me in the past...9 years ago !!.. always greatful. :-)... time to time.. i watch your videos :-)

[@damaliamarsi2006]

Been doing BGP for years, but excellent review.

[@siddheshshirsat]

Thank you for this superb deep dive session!! Understood each and every BGP topic that was discussed in the video. Need a similar deep-dive video for ISIS routing protocol.

[@alexilaiho8534]

Thank you for doing these videos. I bought your CCNP course cause I like how you explain things and enunciate the words. Also full of graphics

[@intent7705]

Thanks Kevin, another fantastic video. I’ve been a big fan of yours for a few years now and the amount of knowledge you have given me is immeasurable.

[@johnharrisjunior1975]

I am glad I found this video. Mr. Wallace is AWESOME!

[@RichardLi-kn1uu]

Thank you so much for the easy-to-understand complex BGP session!

[@mundoin5583]

It was very nice watching a video from You Kevin after so many years. Thank you and all the best.

[@majiddehbi9186]

You are a God's gift Mr. Wallace what a great lesson thank you hope one day we could be as at ease in networking as you Sir God bless you

[@AVX512]

Best BGP deep dive

[@nishin1000]

Hi Kevin, Good day. Thank you for putting this video together. I loved it and got to understand BGP a lot better. I have a question on the address families. Towards the end, when you are discussing IPv6 configuration, I was not able to understand why we are configuring an IPv4 address as the next hop in the "network command" on R3 and ISP2, instead of using an IPv6 address as the next hop? Please help me understand or let me know if I'm missing something basic here. Thanks & Regards Nishi

[@eugenesmirnov252]

after a year from the first look, I'm watching and re-watching it again. It helps if you don't write bgp routing daily. Thanks @Kewin

[@hatemnegm2688]

Always is the top of Cisco instructors, Thanks you sir

[@cyberciscowebdev8371]

Excellence and perfection combined. Thank you so much Kevin 👍👍

[@cod06]

Thanks Kevin for your work, I always watch your videos, lots of useful information.

[@techlearner4806]

It is an honor to learn from legend like Kevin 😊😊

[@mitube4u]

This was an enjoyable class. I'm used to dealing with BGP in the Juniper world. But I wanted to get more of an understanding about BGP in Cisco and this course answered a lot of the concepts. Thanks Again!

[@abdouhakimfall970]

Awesome! Thank you for the video

[@JKRowl]

Incredible and enjoyable 😍😁 Thank you so much Mr. Kevin 👏🏻👏🏻😁

[@TestTest-un7mn]

The path selection part is awesome!!!! We Love Oranges AS Oranges Mean Pure Refreshment!!! We Love Oranges AS Oranges Mean Pure Refreshment!!! We Love Oranges AS Oranges Mean Pure Refreshment!!! We Love Oranges AS Oranges Mean Pure Refreshment!!! We Love Oranges AS Oranges Mean Pure Refreshment!!!

[@miguelesnard]

Thank you Kevin. I love the way you transmit any subject.

[@FeelHunter22]

Simply the best instructor for networking out there

[@anupbadharudheen2041]

Wow , I loved the way you explained each concepts . Made it so easy to understand .Helped alot for quick refresh .

[@mahdiyasini6516]

God bless you Kevin, thank you so much. It's very useful. Please keep going on.

[@brypleb5792]

LIKE IT JUICERS

[@estebangomez1823]

For the eBGP to a non adjacent router you got to ensure that there is previous reachability from one point to another with probably an IGP. to work.

[@alexjimenez6489]

Awesome! Been waiting for this to come out since the live course day! Thank you sir!

[@Concat76]

Awesome, I was waiting for it, Thank you very much

[@unepicbruh]

[@mario.motufaga7389]

Thank you for such a great content. I just have a question, would you say that BGP is more of an application than a routing protocol?

[@hmariani]

Thanks a lot Kevin!. Actually I haven't take BGP Deep Dive's Live Version because at this time I took Cisco's ENARSI. This week I was able to review this video. Amazing video, full of clear explanations and practices. Even, I could download the Bonus, cool!. You are the best and the most generous!. Regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina and my apologize because of my english....🤭

[@XyreinCS]

extremely sorry for the dislikes, i hope it doenst affect any future content, some rando streamer showed this video on his stream and mentioned that it had 0 dislikes, now some of his 50000 viewers at the time are coming here to dislike, the content is great and dont take these dislikes badly, they are simply internet trolls that havnt even watched the video

[@ethanschwalbach5049]

🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@ZachBlack04]

ACTUAL LOSER #1 TWITCH STREAMER = RANDO STREAMER 😂

[@eslammohamedahmed4601]

Thanks kevin for your effort, from success to success, god bless you!

[@marioosh80]

50:58 Did you mean slower link? More hops is less preferable path so it should go via slower link, right? Unless I misunderstood something here.

[@farahani.mohsen]

This was an enjoyable class . I loved the way you explained each concepts .Thanks

[@rdrone9379]

Thank you for the explanation! :) Great content as always!

[@ashukmin]

You're amazing, thank you Sir

[@85dontcare]

Thanks again, Kevin! Great content as always!

[@badshahsekendar1132]

Hi Kevin, My two routers have learned a prefix from two separate ISPs. They are iBGP neighbors. Each has chosen eBGP path over iBGP although iBGP path has a local preference of 100. Therefore, the acronyms are not working properly.

[@suhailmalik7619]

Amazing delivery skills❤

[@alexchang4582]

Thanks Kevin. Really enjoy your videos!

[@charlesuneze4920]

Such a sweet class. Thank you, Kevin❤

[@rohanfernandes214]

This video was very helpful, but why does it not also discuss commands such as next-hop-self and update-source?

[@ahnkor]

xqcL please ignore the dislikes

[@swanhtet1314]

thanks billions and please make more deep dive sessions in the future

[@Ibikunlekaz]

Thanks Kevin, you are the best!

[@jaced27]

Thanks Kevin Wallace! I would like to ask what software did you use to configure your lab?

[@kwallaceccie]

I use Cisco Modeling Labs (CML) for most of the demo topologies, but occasionally use some real gear too.

[@Jumbledwisdom]

Very well explained, time utilised well.

[@fbifido2]

@1:50:34 - can you show us the result of that command, before you do anything else? - we need to see how that command affect the routing table & also the bgp table. "neighbor ISP1 route-map LOCALPREF-ISP1 '' " 'in' - does this mean stuff coming to R3 via ISP1 (as in, data transit from INET->ISP1->R3) ? or does it mean stuff going to ISP1 (as in, data transit from R2->R3->ISP1->INET) ? Because we are on R3, doing these commands: - Does 'IN' mean out, and 'OUT' mean in

[@refaiabdeen5943]

Cheers Mate. Much Appreciated.

[@BuzzNation69]

is CML ran in the cloud, or do you need a beefy computer to run the CML labs on your PC?

[@jacksoo6153]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@EddyCuevas-ym7zq]

What a wonderful job!

[@roopeshsaravanan8609]

In 2024 whether that AS path prepending you've mentioned in the video at 00:50:38 works?

[@lsnyder]

The IGPs vs EGPs slide erroneously lists the EIGRP External route AD as 190, it should be 170.

[@philimonkaitano5557]

Excellent Presentation.

[@jaxtrix1]

All Respect, Thank you sir for this.

[@yavuzcangz5681]

AWESOME, THANK YOU SIR

[@ninnjah537]

Hi Kevin, thanks for all your work. We appreciate it 👍 Quick question; the yaml file for the Advanced BGP demo? Im unable to find it. All the others are there

[@pavelkavel9654]

Gorgeous course

[@tmo8284]

Thank you for this one Kevin on BGP. 👍🏻

[@nickbenigno1665]

Kevin Wallace you are the GOAT

[@vykuntaraokillana]

Awesome session

[@neverendingcoralmaze]

Thank you so much for these amazing videos!

[@suck-myballs1152]

Kevin. I've loved your training over the years. You're very articulate and your explanations are so well communicated. Thank you!

[@emilxrd]

9:47 - the basics

[@tkanazirtkanazir6034]

Great content as always!

[@faisalsaleem345]

Awesome!!! Kevin, can we get a PDF of the slides as well?

[@bmartinez002]

I really wish instead of just talking he would have some points written out. For instance he starts talking about the steps for BGP neighborship, but i dont know at what point we are on step 2, 3 or 4 especially that we start talking about the TCP 3 way hand shake.

[@cd.8749]

Great one Kevin thanks! (but I'm going to stick with N WLLA OMNI from your np route book ;) )

[@EddyCuevas-ym7zq]

Thank you so much! That is big!

[@drmanhattan225]

Legend. Thanks Kevin.

[@JimJohn-t7i]

Mr. Wallace should external EIGRP is 170?

[@chardy213]

thanks kevin! good work as always! :)

[@fbifido2]

@2:04:49: Can you put all ipv4 stuff under 'address-family ipv4', like the 'neighbor remote-as' ??? or is the 'address-family' just for advertisement?

[@JohnCutter317]

Do you have to know the exact hop count when using multihop

[@alexayre96]

Hi Kevin, I've been following along with this BGP lab; I have the IP BGP table populated with the routes for the topology, but I cannot get 'R1' to populate the routing table so that I can prove end-to-end connectivity. What have I missed?

[@zahidsaeed8987]

great lecture :) got a lot of concepts cleared

[@zahidsaeed8987]

Hi please also make deep dive videos about VXLAN and EVPN. If already have, then kindly share the video link. Thanks