Hi, sorry for the late reply, but in order to undo something in the configuration terminal, you just have to type the command 'no' in front of the command you don't want anymore. For instance, in your case, in order to undo the prepending, you enter into the 'route-map PREPEND permit 10' section and type 'no set as-path prepend 2 2'. This command will remove the 'route-map PREPEND permit 10' section. Don't forget to also remove the command you have used in the 'router bgp' section for your neighbor. I don't know if you use Cisco or FRRouting but the concepts are almost similar. I hope this helped :)
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Nice video, i have a question how would we undo the prepending?
Hi, sorry for the late reply, but in order to undo something in the configuration terminal, you just have to type the command 'no' in front of the command you don't want anymore. For instance, in your case, in order to undo the prepending, you enter into the 'route-map PREPEND permit 10' section and type 'no set as-path prepend 2 2'. This command will remove the 'route-map PREPEND permit 10' section. Don't forget to also remove the command you have used in the 'router bgp' section for your neighbor. I don't know if you use Cisco or FRRouting but the concepts are almost similar. I hope this helped :)