Basic BGP Configuration on Nokia 7750 SR

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How to COnfigure BGP on Nokia 7750 Service Routers?

  In this lesson, we will see How to Configure BGP on Nokia 7750 Service Routers. Here, we will use Nokia 7750 Service Routers. For our Nokia BGP Configuration Example, we will use the below topology.   nokia-bgp-configuration
 
 

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Let’s start our Nokia BGP Configuration Example.   Firstly we will configure Autonomous System Number on each of the six routers. Out Autonomous System Numbers are 65100 and 65300.   Router A># configure router Router A#>config>router# autonomous-system 65100 Router A1# configure router Router A1#>config>router# autonomous-system 65100 Router A2# configure router Router A2#>config>router# autonomous-system 65100 Router B# configure router Router B#>config>router# autonomous-system 65300 Router B1# configure router Router B1#>config>router# autonomous-system 65300 Router B2# configure router Router B2#>config>router# autonomous-system 65300
 
 
Secondly, we will do the configuration for the BGP neighbourship establishment. Here, Router A and Router B will be External neighbours and eBGP will be established between them. We will use the interface addresses for eBGP Neighbourship.      
  Router A#>config>router# bgp group eBGP Router A#>config>router>bgp>group$ neighbour 10.10.10.2 Router A#>config>router>bgp>group>neighbour$ peer-as 65300   Router B#>config>router# bgp group eBGP Router B#>config>router>bgp>group$ neighbour 10.10.10.1 Router B#>config>router>bgp>group>neighbour$ peer-as 65100
 
 
Then, between Router A and RouterA1/A2, iBGP session will be established. Like them, iBGP session will be established between Router B and Router B1/B2 too. To configure iBGP, we will use the System Addresses of the Routers. Firstly we will configure Router A and then the other ends Router A1 and Router A2.After that we will commit the configuration.   Router A#>config>router# bgp group iBGP Router A#>config>router>bgp>group$ neighbour 1.1.1.10 Router A#>config>router>bgp>group>neighbour$ peer-as 65100 Router A#>config>router>bgp>group>neighbour$ back Router A#>config>router>bgp>group$ neighbour 1.1.1.20 Router A#>config>router>bgp>group>neighbour$ peer-as 65100 Router A#>config>router>bgp>group>neighbour$ commit [sc name=”ContentRMessage”]

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