
Translating Cisco to Nortel Networks Equivalents
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8.
Accept incoming advertisements from peer 1.1.1.1, of AS-Path that contain
either exactly AS 1000 or 5000 as specified by Cisco as-path access-list 5 and
Nortel Networks policy name IncomingRoutes.
9.
Announce advertisements to peer 1.1.1.1 if the update includes an AS-Path
that matches <350 400> and deny updates of AS-Path that contain <350 400
500> as specified by Cisco as-path access-list 5 and Nortel Networks policy
names DenyAS and AllowAS.
10.
Create a peer group named MyPeers with the following elements: peer router
AS is 333, advertise networks as specified by route-map AdvertiseMap and
accept incoming networks as specified by FilterMap. Assign peer routers
1.1.1.1 and 2.2.2.2 to peer group MyPeers. Nortel Networks handles the peer
group concept by specifying the peer routers and AS in the similar
AdvertiseMap announce policy and FilterMap accept policy.
11.
Advertise the aggregate address 195.89.8.0 mask 255.255.248.0 (195.89.8.0/
21) as well as the more specific addresses i.e. 195.89.8.0 - 195.89.15.0.
12.
Advertise the aggregate address 195.89.8.0 mask 255.255.248.0 (195.89.8.0/
21) only.
13.
To redistribute BGP routes of AS 2000 into OSPF AS 101, set Nortel
Networks global OSPF parameter, AS boundary Router, to YES and disable
BGP’s Intra-AS parameter.
14.
To redistribute OSPF and routes of AS 101 into BGP AS 2000, set the Route
Source parameter to OSPF in the router announce policy.
15.
Keepalive timer is used between BGP peers as a periodic check of the TCP
connection between them. Holddown timer is the amount of elapsed time
before the BGP peering session is declared dead. RFC 1771 suggests values
of 30 and 90 seconds respectively. Holddown timer is suggested to be three
times the amount of the keepalive timer.
16.
Cisco’s loopback interface and Nortel Networks circuitless IP interface is
useful in BGP environments to use as peer interfaces.
17.
Enable the use of subnet zero for interface addresses and routing updates.
18.
Enable Confederations for IBGP full mesh reduction. In this example, the
outside world sees this as a single AS, number 5, but within the AS it is
divided into autonomous systems 4001, 4002, 4003 and 4004. This router's
confederation ID is 4001. It has a peer 1.2.3.4 within its routing
confederation domain and another peer 3.4.5.6 outside.
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