first you should remove the statement
"redistribute static" from BGP config on you router.
Also check this link has BGP commands to clear neighbor from routing table. (relearn routes)
http://www.cisco.com/en/US
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Browse All TopicsI had an edge router which had a static route which was being distributed to BGP. I removed the static route and tried a clear IP BGP peer (Neighbor addr) but, the route still appears in all my other routers. I'd like to know how to get rid of this route.
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first you should remove the statement
"redistribute static" from BGP config on you router.
Also check this link has BGP commands to clear neighbor from routing table. (relearn routes)
http://www.cisco.com/en/US
remove the redistribute static line from the bgp config and place it back.
sometimes I have the same problem, but I'm controlling the updates with a prefix-list included in a route-map.
anyways trace the network form the locations back and see where is it coming from.
maybe there is a static route or other route which is distributed by bgp from a different location.
HTH,
szfeco
I think the route must be redistributed somewhere or advertised in some other protocol.
1) sh ip route 10.0.0.1 ...check from which protocol route is learned.
2) check if you advertised in network statement of bgp and if its connected interface.
3) from remote router or PC trace the IP check were it ends
4) clear ip route 10.0.0.1
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by: _jesper_Posted on 2009-07-02 at 08:41:44ID: 24764577
What router manufacturer are you using (cisco, juniper, ???)