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Which BGP attribute should you use to influence inbound traffic to use the primary link t hat is sourced from

The exhibit shows a BGP multihomed network connecting to ISP A and ISP B. The secondary link
is to be used only in a failover scenario in which the primary link is not usable. Which BGP
attribute should you use to influence inbound traffic to use the primary link t hat is sourced from
ISP C?

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A.
multiple exit discriminator (MED)

B.
local preference

C.
AS path

D.
origin

2 Comments on “Which BGP attribute should you use to influence inbound traffic to use the primary link t hat is sourced from

  1. Me says:

    @Jamal312: Wrong, MED is only sent to directly adjacent AS’es, in this case the AS of ISP-A and ISP-B. The MED will be reflected in BGP UPDATE messages from ISP-A or ISP-B to ISP-C since it is a nontransitive attribute. In order to influence inbound routing from non directly adjacent AS’es, AS-PATH can be used.

    One would then use AS-PATH prepending to make the secondary link less preferred.




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