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It our next section will take a look to the EVP protocol.
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Let's go with the BJP first running protocols are basically reworded into IVP and DGP as you know as
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it can be understood from name I Gypsys are the protocols used in the Internet work for example the
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same autonomy system AJP is a jerk name for the protocols used when that works.
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In other words between the autonomy systems the is also an AGP and is very different from IGB routing
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protocols as the working Macartney's IGMP use the criteria code metric to reach a third of them work
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from one point to another.
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For example reape uses the metric hope Carvel's you know the number of layered 3D Wes's paths to reach
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the destination network.
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And OSPF and GOP first try to find the fastest line and then prefer that path.
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Unlike BGP it is a policy based world and political that allows you to control traffic flow.
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You see my musing by the many different features the main purpose of the BGP is to perform running between
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different autonomous systems without the loop.
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As you can see here we have two different phone systems and there is number 100 and the S number 200.
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There are two types of BGP and they are I BGP and the GBG pairs Yes.
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EVP is used to exchange Roths meaning routers which are in different autonomic systems as you can see
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that to provide communication that would rather see and the rather be willing to use you pay because
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rather is known as 200.
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And rather see is in as 100 and let's go ahead the configuration for the DVD Pirenne now to go figure
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the maybe GP or rather customer we are typing the rather BGP and the atheist number which are rather
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belongs to your customer rather belongs to the Sayers and our ISP rather belongs to disaster and we're
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turning on the ISP side rather BGP and the x number of each ISP rather belongs to them.
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What are we going to do in here is defining the neighbors many the Indeed we are defining our neighbors.
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Many of the guys please pay attention to this from on customer rather than going to define who is defining
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the IP address of the ISP rather as my neighbor so I'm typing neighbor.
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The IP address of the ISP rather and the remote the S of S number which is the s that ISP rather belongs
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to.
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The same thing on the ISP rather too as you can see here.
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And this time I'm defining this IP address as my neighbor and they say it's number as removed as an
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arm and not Simyra.
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By typing the statements in here for example for customer rather I I'm trying to announce this network
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which is connected gigs 0 1 and I'm using the mask T-word me for my subnet mask and two were fighting
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it is the configuration I knew the show I paid BGP summary command and I can't see my neighbors details.
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As you can see here it is again seen here.
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I have a neighbor for the customer other is to anyone that too.
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OK this is that the IP address of the ISP rather than the ISP rather is belonging to these.
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Which is correct and I can see the the old timers and the prefix and the states through suit and some
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information like that and I can also use the short piu rocks common to all our customers other to see
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the BGP route.
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For example being forced to BGP here and I can check if I'm receiving some much from the ISP rather
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or not and the third movie Kaisha made of is the show IP BGP command Bursch by using the show my PBT
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command.
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I can see the networks that I'm receiving from the ISP or other and I can see the next hope that I'm
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missing the one.
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And I can also use the.
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I can also check the metric local preference weight and the remove the AST number as well.
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