BGP Configuration

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[@glenntembo2693]

Thanks always Saleh. much appreciated

[@feechiee1425]

All praise due to you for this video

[@youssefelankoud6497]

Thanks Saleh for this video

[@KrishnenduBiswas]

Thanks for the video..

[@fadiaouaddah1241]

Thank you for the video .

[@peterbelizaire5864]

well done thank you

[@cris-------1946]

thanks buddy

[@zeynep8152]

Thank you

[@danielgx83]

this is a nice example but i cant seems to follow with my packet tracer to continue from where you start , thanks anyway for the demonstration.

[@gian4487]

You are using /30 but you are putting 255.255.255.0 on your mask. Im confused

[@danielruzicka3858]

I think /24 includes /30 as its subnet

[@samn3276]

Thank you

[@akaninyenearnoldsunday3903]

​@@danielruzicka3858 There is one way to look at it, but really nothing like subsets and supersets in subnetting.

[@purplecrayon7281]

This is a good tutorial on BGP but for beginners, it's probably a lot easier to just configure OSPF. I think only advanced class of network engineers would get a chance to tinker with border routers.

[@___MK__]

im getting this message when i try to set the second neighbor on router 2 : "Packet Tracer does not support internal BGP in this version. Only external neighbors are supported." how can i resolve this please?

[@peter_mitch1880]

Hi , I've faced a similar issue even with the latest cisco packet tracer which is 8.1.1