Route redistribution and the loops it creates
Two protocols feeding each other at two points will create a loop. Here is how to stop it.
Platform
Cisco routers and switches running IOS or IOS-XE. Much of it carries to NX-OS.
Two protocols feeding each other at two points will create a loop. Here is how to stop it.
You may not need BGP. If you do, the parts that matter are few.
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Traffic prefers a slow link over a fast one. The cause is usually a default reference bandwidth.
Areas are not organisational tidiness. They control how much work every router has to do.
Every error counter has a specific meaning. Knowing which is which turns guessing into diagnosis.
Hours get spent in configuration for problems that live in the first metre of the path.
Not process for its own sake. Three questions that have prevented more outages than any tool.
They help in specific places and cause silent breakage everywhere else. Decide deliberately.
Both feel identical to users. They have different causes and different fixes.