Alcatel Unleashed

Hi, To send this and to achieve the desired affect, I think you will need to use RTBH - remote triggered blackhole. To do this, from your sending router, advertise a BGP route, but have the next-hop set to something don't use in the network - you do this on your BGP export policy. Then on your recei...

Great, glad it worked ok. Always some bits to look out for when using sims etc.

Paramount

Yeah exactly all the same for the SAS-M, SAS-T and SAS-MX. Not sure on others.
I can give you part numbers if you need them. I have a couple of AC ones here.

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Paramount

Hi, If you mean remotely, the only way I know is to do a: show chassis power-supply =============================================================================== Chassis Information =============================================================================== Power Supply Information Number of p...

Thanks for the update, my mistake, I was reading your bgp config as if it were global.
Great that it's all working for you now.

Paramount

Hi, Did you get this resolved in the end? I am not fully seeing why with your initial topology you were seeing a loop. Assuming you are pinging from VPC-A-4 - before you joined the switches together, your traffic path should be: VPC-A-4 ---- sw-A-4 ----- router A-4 r-VPLS ----- router A-4 VPRN inter...

Hi,

Although this will be a backplane type of function, I am pretty certain you will need to enable the bgp-vpn address family as that looks missing from your configs.

Otherwise I don’t think any process will pick up these prefixes for you.

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Paramount

Of course, glad it was helpful.

Let us know if you hit any issues,

Paramount

Hi, OK, so this is expected behaviour what you are seeing. The VPRN is essentially a router within a configuration. What you are asking is to extend a single router interface out in two directions - one to local PC and one to the remote SR router. This would not normally work without a layer 2 netwo...

Hi Martin, Sorry for delay, meant to reply earlier!!! I have not found a direct way to do this on Nokia. Juniper is nice and easy - replace pattern x with pattern y. The easiest way on Nokia is to load a new config in - but - if it's just descriptions, you can update a config file and just either pa...