I.

IGP
Routing - OSPF
Hello-interval: 5s
Dead-interval: 20s
Router-ID: x.x.x.x for router Rx (router-id x.x.x.x)
All Loopback interface: ip ospf network point-to-point
Process-id: 1
Chi dua cac mang 192.168.x.0/24 tham gia vao routing OSPF
Network 1 --- > Area 0
Network 2 ---- > Area 1
Note: network 3, 4, 5, 6(192.168.X.0) va XX, XXX, XXXX (200.0.X.0)khong tham giao vao OSPF
routing.
II. EGP
1. BGP Peering
Configure BGP on the following devices with the following AS numbers:
Device BGP AS
R1 100
R2 100
R3 100
R4 300
R5 200
R6 400

Configure the BGP peering sessions as follows:

Device 1 Device 2
R1 R2, R3, R4, R6
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 R2 R1, R3
R3 R1, R2, R4, R6
R4 R3, R1, R5
R5 R4, R6
R6 R1, R3, R5

2. Announcing Networks in BGP

a. Manually configure networks to be announced
Device 1 Network
R1 XX
R2 XXX
R3 XXXX
R4 IV, V, VI, VII
R5 X, XI, XII
R6 I, II, III

3. Route Filtering and Route Selection in BGP

3.1. Outbound traffic
a. Prefix-List Filters
At R1, R3: deny propagation all private ip address to other ASs
b. Using BGP Local Preference
Step 1: Remove AS-path Filers (remain Permit: only routes in AS 100 propagation to other
ASs)
Step 2: Configuring Local Preference
At R1:
Best path to network I, II, III, X, XI, XII via R6
Best path to network IV, V, VI, VII via R3
At R3:
Best path to network IV, V, VI, VII , X, XI, XII via R4
Best path to network I, II, III via R1
At R2
Best path to network I, II, III, X, XI, XII via R1
Best path to network IV, V, VI, VII via R3
3.2. Return traffic
c. Using AS-Path Prepending
From network IV, V, VI, VII to network XX, XXX via R3—R6---R1
From Network I, II, III to network XXX, XXXX via R5----R4---R3
d. Using MED
From network IV, V, VI, VII to network XX, XXX via R3—R6---R1
From Network I, II, III to network XXX, XXXX via R5----R4---R3

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