July 2004
Intermediate to advanced
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10h 7m
English
In some cases, it's useful to be able to advertise a route with a community under some conditions and without that community otherwise. Figure 7.15 illustrates.

In this small internetwork, AS65000 would like to advertise its routes so it can reach the destinations in AS65002 through router C, but the system administrators would not like their routes advertised to AS65003 through AS65002 unless their link to AS65001 fails. This is a classic primary/backup scenario, where the primary link should be used for most traffic and the backup link used for those destinations within the autonomous ...
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