I am running 12.2.SXI on a 6500 with sup-720

I currently have 3 full BGP peers with two on I1 and one on I2.

I now need a fourth peer with ESNet (gov ISP) but only allow two /22 net from Princeton U. access to ESNet.

My dilemma is how to only let the two nets see the additional ESNet routes so that no other host on campus will try and use the ESNET routes and fail.

I have not used the VRF feature yet, but it appears that it might do the trick if I can create a separate routing domain with just ESNet routes, and then point only the two nets to the VRF so they check the ESNet table first and if not present fall thru to the global table. I should be able to use a ROUTE-MAP to accomplish this.

From the doc it states that I can create a VRF and import routes from the global table but that means everybody will still see the routes to ESNet ( I would guess anyway).

Can I peer directly with the VRF without doing an import from the global table so only it has the ESNet routes?

Does anybody have any suggestions on this issue?


Thanks for any help.



Jeff Fitzwater
OIT Network Systems
Princeton University
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