The CONCEPTS are so understandable. The planning and configuration is where it gets sooooo hard! Love the videos Jeremy, you've taught me so much throughout my career. Hope to meet you some day to shake your hand for it!
Been searching around to get my head around BGP. I have never configured or even seen BGP used thus far. But you just helped me see a lot with this one. Thanks.
Jeremy actually has a great BGP series videos in CBT nuggets that I watched while back ago and it helped me a lot to understand BGP when I was working for ISP company .
Sorry to be so off topic but does any of you know a trick to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot my account password. I love any tips you can offer me.
I still dont understand in the perfect world scenario how will the router perform equal cost loadbalancing. Does BGP not only select one best path? Even if you receive default routes (via BGP I am assuming) from two ISPs only one will get past the BGP route selection process and be added to the routing table? What am I missing?
I think in the previous video you put a prefix list that allows 66.232.144.0/24 Only To go through L3. You mentioned the difference between prefix list and access list is that other subnets are not included in that prefix list. So I’m wondering why our 66.232.144.5/32 server has been routed to L3 instead of being sent through the Default route ?
Great..!! However I was wondering would you should us or already have shown the use of various bgp attributes like AS path prepending to manipulate traffic for a block of subnet.
The CONCEPTS are so understandable. The planning and configuration is where it gets sooooo hard! Love the videos Jeremy, you've taught me so much throughout my career. Hope to meet you some day to shake your hand for it!
Been searching around to get my head around BGP. I have never configured or even seen BGP used thus far. But you just helped me see a lot with this one. Thanks.
So good. Because it's also projected how things are working in real production. I recommend this channel for every Network engineer
Jeremy actually has a great BGP series videos in CBT nuggets that I watched while back ago and it helped me a lot to understand BGP when I was working for ISP company .
Sorry to be so off topic but does any of you know a trick to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb forgot my account password. I love any tips you can offer me.
Jeremy says "Keeping IT Simple", but it's awesome. Thanks Jeremy.
So informative... Thank you so much..
I still dont understand in the perfect world scenario how will the router perform equal cost loadbalancing. Does BGP not only select one best path? Even if you receive default routes (via BGP I am assuming) from two ISPs only one will get past the BGP route selection process and be added to the routing table? What am I missing?
I think in the previous video you put a prefix list that allows 66.232.144.0/24 Only To go through L3. You mentioned the difference between prefix list and access list is that other subnets are not included in that prefix list. So I’m wondering why our 66.232.144.5/32 server has been routed to L3 instead of being sent through the Default route ?
Awesome stuff, so inspiring. I am pushing my boss to let me do this stuff at our datacenter! Just a Cologix hybrid circuit right now.
Great..!! However I was wondering would you should us or already have shown the use of various bgp attributes like AS path prepending to manipulate traffic for a block of subnet.
That's coming in an upcoming video ;)
Got it sir..!! Eagerly waiting..
Still Amazing content !
I hope you touch the Black Hole routes/Null0. Having a routing loop for advertising Subnets you're not actually using all time it's not very fun. 😅
That's inbound load balancing...next week ;)
Awesome!
Liked! Is there aaaaaany way to load balance traffic between two different ISP's connected to a single router?? The Big question jermey!
Same question as above. Next week! :)
@@Viatto Great! love you ♥️