That’s it!!!! Your explanation was very straightforward and simple. I have tried to understand what makes the regular BGP I knew for a while to be MP-BGP and never got it from other video clips. You got one enlightened student. Thanks 🙏🏽
I have enjoyed the BGP with ipv6 neighbourship. The way you explain is very clear, slow and easy to understand. I am truly glad to you for this lecture. A bunch of thanks to you🙏 💐💐💐💐💐
That is correct, I was just being sure to go through all commands. I should've mentioned IPv4 is enabled by default. You only need the IPv4 activate command if default ipv4 unicast has been disabled.
i refferred your video and tried to config IPV6 between Ce & PE . getting an error when advertizing the ipv6 under router BGP AS> error : % Create the peer-group first
Hi - you likely wrote an incorrect neighbor address when activating the IPv6 neighbor in the address family either the address isn't in the neighbor statements or you included the prefix length in the neighbor activate statement. Probably just a typo :)
Hi MP-BGP is just the version of BGP that allows for configuring IPV4 and IPV6 in the same AS/process. This is a brief on configuring that, it is routing IPv4 and 6. The example network could be more robust but the config is there. Maybe some multicast?
That’s it!!!! Your explanation was very straightforward and simple. I have tried to understand what makes the regular BGP I knew for a while to be MP-BGP and never got it from other video clips. You got one enlightened student.
Thanks 🙏🏽
Glad it helped! I'm hoping to do a group on DevNet soon.
I have enjoyed the BGP with ipv6 neighbourship. The way you explain is very clear, slow and easy to understand. I am truly glad to you for this lecture.
A bunch of thanks to you🙏
💐💐💐💐💐
Thank you! Hope it helped.
Thanks for the great explanation.
Seems the IPv4 neighbor does not need activation as it came up before you issued activate command.
That is correct, I was just being sure to go through all commands. I should've mentioned IPv4 is enabled by default. You only need the IPv4 activate command if default ipv4 unicast has been disabled.
Nice explanation , Thanks
So nice of you
Excellent 👌
Thank you!
whats your name? I need to look you up on LinkedIn. You are such a talent. Thanks for the explanation
i refferred your video and tried to config IPV6 between Ce & PE . getting an error when advertizing the ipv6 under router BGP AS>
error : % Create the peer-group first
Hi - you likely wrote an incorrect neighbor address when activating the IPv6 neighbor in the address family either the address isn't in the neighbor statements or you included the prefix length in the neighbor activate statement. Probably just a typo :)
@@EventheField thank you for the response... Now it's working
Can you clarify how that's MP-BGP? That just looks like two unicast sessions to me, rather than passing two address families through one session.
Hi MP-BGP is just the version of BGP that allows for configuring IPV4 and IPV6 in the same AS/process. This is a brief on configuring that, it is routing IPv4 and 6. The example network could be more robust but the config is there. Maybe some multicast?
@@EventheField Great 💐💐💐
I got this " % Create the peer-group first" when i going to issue the command "#neighbor 2001:db8:0:10::2/64 remote-as 65200. Please Help me.
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Hi David - configure the neighbor statement without the prefix length /64