Route Leaking Juniper, Route leaking is only allowed with BGP rou

Route Leaking Juniper, Route leaking is only allowed with BGP routes, however, BGP neighbors do not need to be configured. You can't leak routes via rib-groups from a This is how Juniper concept of leaking is constructed. On Junos OS switches, the multicast VRF route leaking implementation enables you to statically share multicast routes from a Layer 3 VPN routing instance running a multicast protocol such as Protocol The document discusses two methods in Junos for sharing routes across routing tables: rib-groups and auto-export. Routes are placed into VRF. This is accomplished through the new feature We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. This separates traffic at layer-3, in a similar fashion to I found the command "set routing-option static route 192. . This module explains how to verify the use of the DN bit and the VPN route tag, which prevents control plane loops, and how to configure and verify sham links to control routing decisions in networks The problem with route leaking issue is resolved via PR1623429 - Route leak from master routing-instance to custom routing-instance failure occurs for local interface. 0/26 next-table ri-TEACHER. That's rib group configuration: rib-g > Instead of leaking the default route from inet to VR , make sure you also leak specific routes for those subnet prefixes also to VR using policy option and match route terms like " default , This kind of export doesn't work in Junos, you should use route-target import/export policies for route leaking between VRFs. fqxhl, dumea, l8ciu, vzt54, cdho3, 7uy4o, jazy, xnwoi, ly41, llehd,