Summary
You can now begin to apply this knowledge to the more complex scenarios found in the next chapter. You learned how to successfully configure IBGP and EBGP, along with techniques used to load balance BGP using static routes. The BGP principles presented in this chapter's Practical Exercise will benefit you in the next chapter's advanced BGP scenarios.
Table 6-3 summarizes the BGP commands used in this chapter.
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
| router bgp number | Enables BGP routing protocol |
| neighbor remote IP address remote-as as | Configures a BGP TCP peer |
| show ip bgp | Displays BGP table |
| {no} synchronization | Enables or disables (no) BGP synchronization |
| show ip bgp neighbors | Displays the status of BGP TCP peer sessions |
| show ... |
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