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Hmmmm...do I understand it wrong? Doing the limitation on Y does only prevent Y from installing/accepting too many routes but it does not prevent X from sending too many routes, isn't it?
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/iproute/command/reference/irp_bgp3.html# wp1014777
If my task says, that I have to configure it on X, limiting the ammount of routes he is sending, what then??
But I agree with you, I think it is just a misswording in the task. ...
I'm quite sure that (the second option), as Tim sait,will permit all routes originated in AS54 and nothing else. ...
Type it in and punch enter anyways, tell us what you see :)
Sadiq
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This is interesting...exactly what i need to look at. If I understand this correctly, this happens alot in real life. ...
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