Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Configuration On Packet Tracer | Networking Academy |

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If you successfully configured this protocol, Mention it in the comment section. Thank you NA Family

[@KNRAJUGARU]

I've seen multiple videos but they're not missing loopback ip configuration and post it but your amazing truly genuine teacher or instructor

[@JohnHenryNhammer]

It worked! Thank you NA Family (not to be confused with the Adams). Keep on keepin' on!

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

Great to hear!

[@sriharshamallampati]

Excellent work sir. Thanks a lot.

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Most welcome

[@gaitero1983]

Just finished the lab. thanks a lot.

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[@KNRAJUGARU]

simply perfect....love it

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Glad you like it!

[@embraceyourorigins]

Nice and easy lab...Just finished it. Thanks a lot and keep up the great work.

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Glad it helped!

very nice narration, thank you

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[@ITStudents_With_Firanmit]

Great tutorial, it worked

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Thx man i rll appreciate it😊

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Glad I could help

[@jastincharles6347]

Wow

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Thank you verymuch

[@thegaming9995]

hello, nice video , i didnt understand the result of bgp

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

BGP routers use the stored information to route traffic optimally. The primary factor in path selection is the shortest path, as determined by the stored route graphs. When a destination is reachable from multiple paths, BGP selects the best one by sequentially evaluating other path attributes

[@Shamshir_Shaikh]

How would static route config will loook like to connect both routers?

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

Kindly check our static route configuration with different method in this playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLsSUy4S2Ih38jF5llN9xpaHmahi3_nY92

[@chaaabderrahmane5003]

What is the benefit of the loopback interface??????

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

The use of a loopback interface ensures that the neighbor stays up and is not affected by malfunctioning hardware, the main benefit from using loopbacks is that it will not bring down the BGP session when there are multiple paths between the BGP peers, which would otherwise result in tearing down the BGP session if the physical interface used for establishing the session goes down.

[@remmuaqmal5444]

If i add another router at the top.... How can i do this?

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

BGP can run with HSRP, although it's not advised. It can't be used for non-stop forwarding packet, failvoer does cause BGP to rest.

[@remmuaqmal5444]

And if i add hsrp command.. do this still works?

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

Yes

[@rolando3kmmacabansag872]

hey bro is the same configure if use 3 router?

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

Yes

[@rolando3kmmacabansag872]

@@NetworkingAcademy1 last question bro instead router i use i can use multiply core switch and use same configure?

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

Of course you can. But I prefer ospf.

[@poojaparkhi5147]

it does not work on router 4311?i m using that but not done

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

Use 2911

[@epiccricketarena]

What's the packet tracer version?

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

Cisco packettracer version. 8.1.1.0022

[@epiccricketarena]

@@NetworkingAcademy1 i tried with bgp with above version and it says "Cisco Packet Tracer does not support internal BGP in this version. Only external neighbors are supported."

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

@@epiccricketarena which module router did you used for this configuration?

[@epiccricketarena]

@@NetworkingAcademy1 cisco 7200

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

Try using 2911 series router.

[@poojaparkhi5147]

what is the problem sir

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

What error message you received?

[@poojaparkhi5147]

i used the version 8.2.2

[@NetworkingAcademy1]

No issue with version