Clarification on Lab14 Vol2 v11.0

5.1 states that R4,R5 & R6 can only have one neighbor statement. However when 
you look at the configure this section on the Detailed Solutions Guide multiple 
neighbor statements to set the remote-as and the update-source then again in 
5.3 you issue another neighbor statement to set "soft-reconfig in" and again in 
5.4 setting up EBGP between R6 and BB2 you set up more neighbor statements.
Now when I interpret the instruction "R4, R5 and R6 can only have one neighbor 
statement."
I take that to mean you can only use the neighbor command once in the BGP 
section for those 3 routers is this a mistake in the Lab or am I reading it 
wrong?


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