CyberNetSec Technician/Engineer

David

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this is a lab. no biggie. i ran out of time, so i reset everything and copy/pasted the configs in the reboot<br />
worked.<br />
<br />
thanks
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this is a lab. no biggie. i ran out of time, so i reset everything and copy/pasted the configs in the reboot
worked.

thanks

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i set up a network with 5 routers, a CE, a PE, a P, a PE, and a CE<br />
between CE &lt;-&gt; PE i set up ebgp on both sides<br />
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i set up the ip vrf companyname vrf process and set route targets<br />
i got the eBGP adjancies up and running .. got the vrf special interfaces configured on the PEs <br />
<br />
and then i found out i addressed the route distinguisher and route target incorrectly, so, i deleted the vrf process (no ip vrf) in order to change the RD and RT, but it was too late<br />
my bgp sessions came down<br />
<br />
how do i get them back up <br />
does everything haev to go in order?<br />
<br />
can i clear ip bgp ( i already tried and nothing happened)<br />
<br />
thanks <br />
-dave.j
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i set up a network with 5 routers, a CE, a PE, a P, a PE, and a CE
between CE <-> PE i set up ebgp on both sides

i set up the ip vrf companyname vrf process and set route targets
i got the eBGP adjancies up and running .. got the vrf special interfaces configured on the PEs 

and then i found out i addressed the route distinguisher and route target incorrectly, so, i deleted the vrf process (no ip vrf) in order to change the RD and RT, but it was too late
my bgp sessions came down

how do i get them back up 
does everything haev to go in order?

can i clear ip bgp ( i already tried and nothing happened)

thanks 
-dave.j

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