BGP4+ transit AS

[Interoperability Test Scenario]

Last Update : February 26, 2000


This scenario verifies interoperability when the target ROUTER is attached to the model network.
                                                  HOST-2
(Net-w) (Prefix 3ffe:501:481d:f006::/64)            |
         AS 3000                        /       ----+--+------     /
                                        /              |           /
                                        /      (I/F-3w)|           /
                                 AS3000 /////////// ROUTER-3 ///////
                                            (I/F-3x)|     |(I/F-3v)
                                                    |     |
(Net-x) (Prefix 3ffe:501:481d:f005::/64)--+---------+-    |
                                          |               |
                                          |(I/F-2x)       |
                             AS2000 -> ROUTER-2          -+-+-- (Net-v)
                                          |(I/F-2y)         |
                                          |                 |
(Net-y) (Prefix 3ffe:501:481d:f004::/64) -+---------+-      |
                                                    |       |
                                            (I/F-1y)|       |(I/F-1v)
                                 AS1000 /////////// ROUTER-1 /////////
                                        /      (I/F-1z)|             /
                                        /              |             /
(Net-z) (Prefix 3ffe:501:481d:f002::/64)     ------+---+------       /
         AS 1000                                   |
                                                 HOST-1

(Net-v) (Prefix 3ffe:501:481d:f007::/64)
"///" : AS boundary

Network Prefix Network media
Net-v 3ffe:501:481d:f007::/64 Ethernet 10BASE-T
Net-w 3ffe:501:481d:f006::/64 Ethernet 10BASE-T
Net-x 3ffe:501:481d:f005::/64 Ethernet 10BASE-T
Net-y 3ffe:501:481d:f004::/64 Ethernet 10BASE-T
Net-z 3ffe:501:481d:f002::/64 Ethernet 10BASE-T
Machine Comments Initial status Configuration
HOST-2 Reference Machine is attached to Net-w with power turned off.
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ROUTER-3 Reference Machine Power is turned off. I/F-3x is attached to Net-x while I/F-3w is attached to Net-w and I/F-3v is attached to Net-v. AS number is 3000.
EBGP peer is AS 1000 and 2000.
Sends route of link attached I/F-3w to AS 1000 and 2000.
Doesn't send routing information that AS 1000 advertised to AS 2000.
Doesn't send routing information that AS 2000 advertised to AS 1000.
Sends RA to Net-x, Net-w and Net-v.
Doesn't send and receive RIPng.
ROUTER-2 Target Machine Power is turned off. I/F-2y is attached to Net-y while I/F-2x is attached to Net-x. AS number is 2000.
EBGP peer is AS 1000 and 3000.
Sends routing information that AS 1000 and 3000 advertised to AS 3000 and 1000.
Sends RA to Net-x and Net-y.
Doesn't send and receive RIPng.
ROUTER-1 Reference Machine Power is turned off. I/F-1z is attached to Net-z while I/F-1y is attached to Net-y and I/F-1v is attached to Net-v. AS number is 1000.
EBGP peer is AS 2000 and 3000.
Sends route of link attached to I/F-1z to AS 2000 and 3000.
Doesn't send routing information that AS 2000 advertised to AS 3000.
Doesn't send routing information that AS 3000 advertised to AS 2000.
Sends RA to Net-z, Net-y and Net-v.
Doesn't send and receive RIPng.
HOST-1 Reference Machine is attached to Net-z with power turned off.
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No Action Criteria Comments
1 Boot HOST-1.
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2 Boot HOST-2.
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3 Boot ROUTER-1.
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4 Boot ROUTER-2.
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5 Boot ROUTER-3.
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Check the routing table of Router-1.
Now ROUTER-1,2,3 learn the path between Net-z and Net-w.
Reachability Check.
6 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-3 -> HOST-2
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7 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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AS3000 controls incoming route using "PREPEND".
8 At ROUTER-3, prepend its AS number twice to the AS path advertising to ROUTER-1
(prepend 2).
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Check the BGP4+ information and routing information of every router.
Check AS path and next hop address.
9 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-2 -> ROUTER-3 -> HOST-2
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10 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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11 At ROUTER-3, prepend its AS number twice to the AS path advertising to ROUTER-2
(prepend 2).
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Check the BGP4+ information and routing information of every router.
Check AS path and next hop address.
12 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-3 -> HOST-2
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13 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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14 At ROUTER-3, remove prepend its AS number from the AS path advertising to ROUTER-2
(remove prepend 2)
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Check the BGP4+ information and routing information of every router.
Check AS path and next hop address.
15 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-2 -> ROUTER-3 -> HOST-2
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16 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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AS2000 controls incoming route using "PREPEND".
17 At ROUTER-2, prepend its AS number twice to the AS path advertising to ROUTER-1
(prepend 2).
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Check the BGP4+ information and routing information of every router.
Check AS path and next hop address.
18 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-3 -> HOST-2
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19 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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20 At ROUTER-2, remove prepend its AS number from the AS path advertising to ROUTER-1
(remove prepend 2).
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Check the BGP4+ information and routing information of every router.
Check AS path and next hop address.
21 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-2 -> ROUTER-3 -> HOST-2
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22 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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At both directions, change route of AS1000 (preparation after action 31).
23 At ROUTER-3, configure the value of local preference with 100 for all route advertised from ROUTER-1.
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24 At ROUTER-3, configure the value of local preference with 200 for all route advertised from ROUTER-2.
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Check the BGP4+ information and routing information of every router.
Check AS path and next hop address.
At both directions, route of AS1000 becomes via ROUTER-2 (preparation after action 32).
25 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-2 -> ROUTER-3 -> HOST-2
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26 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-2 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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At both directions, route of AS1000 becomes via ROUTER-1 (I/F-1v).
27 Pull off the ROUTER-2's (I/F-2y) cable from HUB.
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28 Wait 4 minutes (adjustable by HOLDITME value).
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Check the BGP4+ information and routing information of every router.
Check AS path and next hop address.
29 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-3 -> HOST-2
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30 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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At both directions, route of AS1000 becomes via ROUTER-2.
31 Put in the ROUTER-2's (I/F-2y) cable to HUB.
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32 Wait 2 minutes (adjustable by HOLDITME value).
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Check the BGP4+ information and routing information of every router.
Check AS path and next hop address.
33 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-2 -> ROUTER-3 -> HOST-2
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34 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-2 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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At both directions, change route of AS1000 (preparation after action 45).
35 At ROUTER-1,
set "local preference =200" for all routes advertised from ROUTER-3.
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36 At ROUTER-1,
set "local preference =100" for all routes advertised from ROUTER-2.
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37 At ROUTER-3,
set "local preference =200" for all routes advertised from ROUTER-1.
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38 At ROUTER-3,
set "local preference =100" for all routes advertised from ROUTER-2.
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Check the BGP4+ information and routing information of every router.
Check AS path and next hop address.
At both directions, route of AS1000 becomes via ROUTER-1 (I/F-1v) (preparation after action 45).
39 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-2 -> HOST-2
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40 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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At both directions, route of AS1000 becomes via ROUTER-2.
41 Pull off the ROUTER-1's (I/F-1v) cable from HUB.
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42 Wait 4 minutes (adjustable by HOLDITME value).
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Check the BGP4+ information and routing information of every router.
Check AS path and next hop address.
43 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-2 -> ROUTER-3 -> HOST-2
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44 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-2 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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At both directions, route of AS1000 becomes via ROUTER-1 (I/F-1v).
45 Put in the cable of ROUTER-1 (I/F-1v) in HUB.
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46 Wait 2 minutes (adjustable by HOLDITME value).
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Check the BGP4+ information and routing information of every router.
Check AS path and next hop address.
47 At HOST-1, run "traceroute" to HOST-2's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-1 -> ROUTER-3 -> HOST-2
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48 At HOST-2, run "traceroute" to HOST-1's global address. *Complete traceroute
*ROUTER-3 -> ROUTER-1 -> HOST-1
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