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&quot;Locally injected route is a route that is advertised by router itself&quot;. Does it exclude internal BGP route that is marked in right i (origin) ?<br />
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"Locally injected route is a route that is advertised by router itself". Does it exclude internal BGP route that is marked in right i (origin) ?

Thx

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It excludes i (origin). Locally advertised routes can have value of ? if those are redistributed.
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It excludes i (origin). Locally advertised routes can have value of ? if those are redistributed.

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Locally injected routed is better than iBGP / eBGP learned. What is locally injected routed ? Is it the network specified by command network under BGP process ?<br />
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What is the difference between Origin &quot;i&quot; and Neighbor Type &quot;i&quot; ? Are they both refer to neighbor type ?<br />
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Locally injected routed is better than iBGP / eBGP learned. What is locally injected routed ? Is it the network specified by command network under BGP process ?

What is the difference between Origin "i" and Neighbor Type "i" ? Are they both refer to neighbor type ?

Thx

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