Load Sharing with BGP in Dual Homed to Single ISP | Load Balancing |

[@foodlover77777]

Such a informative Lecture... thAnk yew so much sir ... ❤❤❤

[@PMNetworking]

Thanks for watching

[@raghavendranr8498]

Great effort !! informative. Thank you!!

[@PMNetworking]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Abhisharma-u7u]

Nicely explained.. Keep it up

[@PMNetworking]

Thanks a lot

[@georgemavimbela]

very short and very informative thanks

[@PMNetworking]

Glad it was helpful!

[@surajrajendrapandey6917]

Excellent Boss

[@PMNetworking]

Many many thanks

[@awesomemens100]

Awesome

[@PMNetworking]

Thanks

[@mikkio5371]

another one . thanks thanks

[@PMNetworking]

You're welcome

[@ismt101]

Thank you.

[@PMNetworking]

Welcome

[@JakesMike]

Thanks bro

[@PMNetworking]

Welcome

[@tanmoymallick8244]

Actually bgp doesn't provide load balancing it do provide that load sharing

[@mohammedabdulmannan8833]

Many thanks..!! I would like to know after configuring maximum-path 2 then it will load balance for outgoing traffic but what about incoming traffic from ISP?

[@PMNetworking]

Noted, soon I will upload video on that

[@mohammedabdulmannan8833]

Thank you very much

[@kumarritu2254]

Very informative sir, Please make a video with 4 exit path Router ,And Only one router prefer for incoming and outgoing traffic,

[@PMNetworking]

Noted ✅

[@pawannegi3165]

Good one , but after doing BGP mex path 2 , how traffic will take exit in both way at same time . Is it goinv to happen autometically .

[@kamaldabra]

The bgp-log-neighbor-change command in a Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) router is used to enable logging of BGP neighbor state changes.

[@mohammedabdulmannan8833]

Looking forward for 2 ISP scenario as well. Thanks

[@PMNetworking]

Sure

[@rayeessiddiquee]

Sir, you are explaining very nicely any topic. Thanks for sharing informative videos.🙏 I have a question ❓ Can we do this Dual Homed to DIFFERENT ISP's??

[@PMNetworking]

Yes, definitely

[@rayeessiddiquee]

Sir, In this scenario traffic will send symmetric/asymmetric?

[@Anjurajput-oi7wg]

bgp log-neighbor-changes , command sir pls explain why we use this command?

[@PMNetworking]

The `bgp log-neighbor-changes` command is used in Cisco devices to enable logging of BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) neighbor changes. This command helps network administrators monitor and troubleshoot BGP sessions by providing detailed logs whenever there is a change in the state of a BGP neighbor. Changes that are logged include transitions such as establishing a session, terminating a session, or encountering errors.

[@technicalshayaz9107]

@@PMNetworking 😍

[@harikeshmishra1444]

It show show message when BGP peer goes down and came up it generate log message if it is not configured it will not generate log message

[@jeetroy8895]

Sir if you kindly please please make one & VXLAN EVPN video.

[@PMNetworking]

Noted

[@avrupayolcusu]

Thank yo for the video sir. Could you please this video for redundant dual homed multi ISP? (two redundant router in AS100 and both of them are connected to two different ISPs with full mesh topology. there will be eBGP between ISP and customer router and customer will get def route from ISPs)😇

[@foodlover77777]

Sir I don't know about Bgp log-neighbor-changes ... kindly explain it sir 🙏

[@PMNetworking]

Sure

[@parvinahmadov2115]

bgp log-neighbor-changes To enable logging of BGP neighbor resets, use the bgp log-neighbor-changes command in router configuration mode. To disable the logging of changes in BGP neighbor adjacencies, use the no form of this command. my explanation not enough if someone has anything please kindly add

[@sandworm9528]

Dude needs to use a voice changer or something. Unlistenable

[@cryptonash16]

🤣

[@LakedaimonII]

I'm italian and i can understand him with low effort. Just clean your ears.

[@jameskoya24]

you are cool man

[@PMNetworking]

Thanks for appreciation 😊