I was doing a BGP lab with my students.
I wanted to pre-configure some BGP neighbors, and I wanted all neighbor sessions to start at once only by some simple commands. Furthermore, I do not want to bother my students by retrying BGP neighbor connections before they completed their BGP neighbor configurations.
I came up this small trick to achieve above goals:
Thursday, March 18, 2010
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