Sandeep sir, I had watched so many videos related to BGP , but no one has ever explained the real production environment scenario, what you had explain. Thank you for that.
Hi Sandeep. Nice video and explanation. So for the LAN side of your organisation, would you use HSRP on R1 and R2 so that the core switch/firewall can see one gateway IP?
Thanks for the video, awesome work. Just one question, i deigned my diagram just like your, however when you shut down interface fa0/0 on router3 and router4, the next hop changes to the fail-over, however, when i ping from R2 to 200.0.0.1 it fails. is there a reason?
@@10trillionusdt36 check the video again. I had same problem because net 200.X was not configure on R4 and next-hop-self neither. they were my mistakes. Regards.
Sandeep sir, I had watched so many videos related to BGP , but no one has ever explained the real production environment scenario, what you had explain. Thank you for that.
Hi Sandeep. Nice video and explanation. So for the LAN side of your organisation, would you use HSRP on R1 and R2 so that the core switch/firewall can see one gateway IP?
great video and thx
Have we formed HSRP on the LAN interface of the router.?
got some question sir. What if the gateway is pingable but no internet? will failover works? like link health monitor/ecmp?
Thanks for the video, awesome work. Just one question, i deigned my diagram just like your, however when you shut down interface fa0/0 on router3 and router4, the next hop changes to the fail-over, however, when i ping from R2 to 200.0.0.1 it fails. is there a reason?
figured this out btw
@@10trillionusdt36 I am facing the same issue, could you please tell
@@10trillionusdt36 check the video again. I had same problem because net 200.X was not configure on R4 and next-hop-self neither.
they were my mistakes. Regards.
sound very poor