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BLADE OS 5.1 Application Guide
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Chapter 10: Border Gateway Protocol BMD00136, November 2009
Default Redistribution and Route Aggregation
Example
This example shows you how to configure the switch to redistribute information from one routing
protocol to another and create an aggregate route entry in the BGP routing table to minimize the size
of the routing table.
As illustrated in Figure 21, you have two peer routers: an internal and an external peer router.
Configure the G8000 to redistribute the default routes from AS 200 to AS 135. At the same time,
configure for route aggregation to allow you to condense the number of routes traversing from AS
135 to AS 200.
Figure 21 Route Aggregation and Default Route Redistribution
1. Configure the IP interface.
2. Configure the AS number (AS 135) and router ID number (10.1.1.135)
.
>> # router bgp
>> (config-router-bgp)# as 135
>> (config-router-bgp)# exit
>> #
ip router-id 10.1.1.135
G8000
10.1.1.135