Please pardon my ignorance on Confederations, as I'm not sure if I am even properly articulating my question . . . but here it goes . . .
It appears that R5 is akin to a hub and therefore R2 and R6 are like spokes with routers behind them in the same sub AS (at least in the case of R2). If I'm correct in that statement (and I know I may not be), then it appears R2 and R6 only need to peer with the hub (R5). But my question then is when we enter the commands: R2 bgp confederation 64513 64514 R6 bgp confederation 64512 64513 Why do we reference the other Sub AS', and not just 64513 on these two routers? Thanks for bearing with me on this one! -- Rich
