Hi, On Sat, Sep 05, 2009 at 12:39:31PM +0800, Mark Tinka wrote: > In Juniper, all you do is: > > a) write a pull-up static route. > > b) write a route filter which is referenced by an iBGP > export routing policy. > > > In Cisco, you achieve the same with one extra step: > > a) write a pull-up static route. > > b) write a prefix list which is reference by an iBGP > route map. > > c) write a 'network' statement in BGP.
"redistribute static route-map <something that references said prefix list>"
If you stop worrying about "redistribute is so evil", then things become
a lot less work :-)
gert
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