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In Figure
44, the G8264CS is configured as a route reflector. All clients and
non‐clients are in the same AS.
Figure 44. iBGP Route Reflector
RR Client
iBGP
iBGP
RR Non-Client
The following attributes are used by the route reflector functionality:
ORIGINATOR ID: BGP identifier (BGP router ID) of the route originator in the
local AS. If the route does not have the ORIGINATOR ID attribute (it has not
been reflected before), the router ID of the iBGP peer from which the route has
been received is copied into the Originator ID attribute.This attribute is never
modified by subsequent route reflectors. A router that identifies its own ID as
the ORIGINATOR ID, it ignores the route.
CLUSTER LIST: Sequence of the CLUSTER ID (the router ID) values
representing the reflection path that the route has passed. The value configured
with the cluster-id command (or the router ID of the route reflector if the
cluster-id is not configured) is prepended to the Cluster list attribute. If a
route reflector detects its own CLUSTER ID in the CLUSTER LIST, it ignores the
route. Up to 10 CLUSTER IDs can be added to a CLUSTER LIST.
Cluster
RR Client
iBGP
Route Reflector
iBGP
iBGP
RR Non-Client