Hi group,
My understanding of BGP aggregate addresses is that it will advertise
the aggregate if there is at least one network within the aggregate in
the BGP table. However, I have the following problem:
I am aggregating 10.64.192.0/19 from an iBGP peer which is a route
reflector client. It has loopbacks within this range, eg
10.64.200.1/24, but the aggregate only gets advertised if
10.64.192.0/24 is in the BGP table. Is this normal behaviour?
Thanks,
Patrick
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