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Archive for April 24, 2007
MPLS is Fun -Worklog Part III
April 24, 2007 by ted.
PE-CE routing with EIGRP
This is a continuation from Part II of the MPLS worklog
It’s time to test using an IGP between the PE and CE routers. I decided to start with EIGRP. Compared to using eBGP between the PE-CE routers, IGPs are somewhat more involved. The nice thing about using BGP is you don’t really have to mess with redistribution too much (except for connected or static routes). With an IGP such as EIGRP, you will have to redistribute twice on the PE router. It’s a little strange at first, but once you see the configuration, it should make sense.
First, here is the diagram for Part III
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