Live Webcast: Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Fundamentals and Troubleshooting

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This video is the recording of the live Webcast. Cisco subject matter expert Vinit Jain provides us with an overview of Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) and how to configure it as well as troubleshooting examples. The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is one of the most widely deployed protocols in networks today and is the definitive routing protocol in the Internet. BGP is a flexible protocol, in that a variety of options are available to network engineers. Furthermore, extensions and implementation enhancements make BGP a powerful and yet complex tool.

Agenda​
BGP Overview
BGP neighbor relationships
BGP Prefix advertisement
BGP Filtering and route policy
BGP Community
Troubleshooting
BGP Peering Issues
Missing BGP Routes

Vinit Jain is a technical lead with the High-Touch Technical Support (HTTS) team supporting customers in areas of routing, MPLS, TE, IPv6, and multicast. He also supports a wide variety of platform issues such as high CPU; memory leaks; Cisco IOS, IOS XE, and IOS XR Software; and NxOS code base. He has delivered training within Cisco on various technologies as well as platform troubleshooting topics. He has also written a workbook about Cisco IOS XR Software fundamentals on the Cisco Support Community. Vinit has expertise in troubleshooting Service Provider, Enterprise and Data Center environments and holds holds CCIE certification (no. 22854) in R&S, Service Provider, and Security, as well as multiple certifications on programming and databases.