Our Shepherd Leads Us

Date: March 21, 2021
Scripture: Psalm 23
Preacher: Jaime Owens

Jaime Owens - BGP neighbors must be statically configured with one another’s IP addresses - BGP neighbors form a TCP session between themselves, rather than a UDP session - Even though BGP neighbors can be a maximum of 255 hops away from one another (using the “ebgp-multihop” command), by default, BGP neighbors must be adjacent (one hop) from one another. - Interestingly, the “neighbor remote-as” command is used to form a neighborship between routers in different autonomous systems as well as between routers in the same autonomous system - A distribute list and a prefix list cannot be used at the same time for a neighbor. All other filtering techniques can be Our Shepherd Leads Us

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