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I've set up most of the BGP in gaia os but im having some trouble getting the routes to appear in my routing table . I do see them under routing monitor but they appear as hidden.
[Expert@cp02:0]# clish -c "show route all" | grep 10.207
B H i 10.207.0.0/24 via 10.101.24.17, eth4.402, cost None, age 58408
B H i 10.207.0.0/24 via 10.101.24.1, eth4.401, cost None, age 58200
B H i 10.207.0.0/24 via 10.101.24.33, eth3.403, cost None, age 57769
B H i 10.207.3.0/24 via 10.101.24.17, eth4.402, cost None, age 58408
B H i 10.207.3.0/24 via 10.101.24.1, eth4.401, cost None, age 58200
B H i 10.207.3.0/24 via 10.101.24.33, eth3.403, cost None, age 57769
What am i missing?
I've already gone thru the checkpoint BGP guide but im stuck . Can someone please help me to get this going ?
Generally it will be one of the following:
- no route filter or route-map accepting the routes
- the routes are superseeded by static entries
- the as-path of the route has the local-as prepended which triggers loop prevention (unless you make allowances for it or fix it)
- The next-hop of the route is not as expected
thank you for the reply how would i go about creating this? ( I did not see this on documentation)
Is it thru CLI only?
- no route filter or route-map accepting the routes
It's available via both Web UI & CLI.
E.g. Web UI: Advanced Routing > Inbound Route Filters.
This is easier than route-maps but not as granular.
If that doesn't resolve the problem outputs such as "show route bgp aspath " will be helpful.
HI Chris,
Here you go
set inbound-route-filter bgp-policy 512 based-on-as as 64690 on
set inbound-route-filter bgp-policy 512 accept-all-ipv4
set inbound-route-filter bgp-policy 516 based-on-as as 64700 on
set inbound-route-filter bgp-policy 516 accept-all-ipv4
aaa-cp02> show route bgp aspath
Prefix Nexthop AsPath
10.207.0.0/24 10.101.24.1 (64541),64690,64899,Incomplete.(Id-3)
10.101.24.17
10.207.3.0/24 10.101.24.1 (64541),64690,64899,Incomplete.(Id-3)
10.101.24.17
aaa-cp02>
To confirm what local-as is the Check Point configured for is it one of the as listed there?
Refer also:
Local AS 64541
My colleague and I worked with a large client and TAC on this for 4 months until we figured it out. I will look at their config tomorrow to see what you might be missing, but I believe what Chris mentioned makes sense.
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