Two-way redistribution using tags: GNS3 CCNP Lab 1.5: ROUTE Exam: Answers Part 2

[@naingaung7827]

Mr. David. Thank you for being so patient. very thank.

[@mathqesystem]

David, you are the best trainer I've ever seen!!! I know the tag topic is much important for my route exam and was always confused with these route-maps. Your video opened my eyes :-))) Thank you!!!!

[@kimsystad]

I was doing this lab earlier today for my CCNP ROUTE certification this week. Was good to see that I did the same as you :) Thank you for putting out these videos, they are really good for understanding and testing out concepts! After CCNP im going to do your programmable networking videos.

[@davidbombal]

Thanks Kim. Glad you are finding the videos useful. And all the best with your exam!

[@jbritt31]

David - Outstanding video as all your videos are; but could you help me out. Would it not be more accurate to say that the OSPF routes are TAG 10's and the EIGRP are TAG 20's? In the topology you place the TAG 10 label on the EIGRP side, and TAG 20 on the OSPF. Is that backwards, or am I backwards (lol)?

[@vpcnetwork3181]

jbritt31 Just pay attention to MATCH & SET in route-map config .. this is the key . Thank you David for this video very useful .

[@ragayclark]

Thanks for this david, hoping to take route soon!

[@ragayclark]

damn, the first ccnp topic where i'm a little lost, looking forward to dissecting this and implementing it!

[@LuisF-yx9jh]

Hi David, I think you did it wrong because according to Cisco when you do tagging, you deny the opposite side not the side that redistributing routes. For example: Route-map OSPS->EIGRP deny 5 Match tag 10 // Deny tag for EIGRP Route-map OSPS->EIGRP Permit 10 Set tag 20 // To redistribute OSPF route. Reference: www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=2273507&seqNum=13

[@jeebus2121]

Thank you. I've gotten all the way to CCNP Service Provider but never really used tags.

[@davidbombal]

The more we learn.... the more we realize how much more we need to learn :)

[@ragayclark]

For anyone who is struggling like I was here's how i broke it down. The part i went fuzzy on was the route maps, I now understand there are two route maps made. Inside each map there is set of IF THEN statements, (OSPF->EIGRP) if tagged with 10 go through, if tagged with 20 don't (this stops redistributing routes originating from own routing domain learnt from neighbouring routers) this route map sets the tag to 10 for redistributed routes, and we are denying tag 20 routes OSPF, we are denying tag 10 routes each route map has a statement setting the tag of what the redistributed route becomes.

[@dmahapatra1816]

Good Evening Sir. Thank You For This Redistribution Lecture Concept, I feel really Rich Man... **All Glories To You and the Lord**

[@hasithaphantom6558]

Mr.David do you have ccnp course in Udemy.com ?

[@gagandeepsingh6623]

Sir,can you make the playlist of ccnp

[@davidbombal]

The CCNP playlist is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZTOZoqFlLCUeqM

[@gagandeepsingh6623]

David Bombal thanks sir

[@Jou685]

Thank you.