Enterprise Lab 1 MPLS VPN IGP, MP BGP VPNV4, VRF eBGP and Route Control

[@maxwellchessdotcom6952]

These are great videos. Thank you for making them.

[@HaOsLsE]

Man, thanks for all your dedication and motivation over the years. I dont even know how long I've been subbed lol. I just watch some of your videos off and on and see what you're doing and how you're building out your labs. I see you're using even-ng now too. I've been tutoring this young man lately that has been helping me the last couple years around the house and automobiles. He wants to do IT so I'm getting him started and will probably point him towards some of your videos once he gets to a decent level. Thanks again!

[@alexandruvasi5877]

I have a question how do you advertise a loopback interface from a PE router into a vrf via BGP?

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

create the loopback, place it into the VRF and then use the network statement to advertise via BGP under the VRF.

[@alexandruvasi5877]

@@RobRikerTechChannel So there is no other way of leaking a global route?

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

There are, but that's not what you asked. Global or default vrf route leaking is different than what you asked.

[@alexandruvasi5877]

@@RobRikerTechChannel Will this work with a route map and in the vrf add the comand import ipv4 unicast map ?

[@RobRikerTechChannel]

possibly, it's been a while since i've messed with inter VRF route leaking, you'll just have to try things out, part of the learning process.