BGP Configuration in Cisco Packet Tracer | Border Gateway Protocol Practical
Configuration of BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)
In this practical, we will learn how to configure BGP in Cisco Packet Tracer and understand how BGP exchanges routing information between different Autonomous Systems (AS).
📌 In This Practical
✅ Configure 2 Routers
✅ Configure 2 LAN Networks
✅ Assign IP addresses to PCs and router interfaces
✅ Configure BGP using Autonomous Systems
✅ Configure BGP neighbor relationships
✅ Understand Path Vector Routing
✅ Understand Inter-AS Routing
✅ Verify BGP routes
✅ Check the routing table
✅ Ping between different networks
✅ Test end-to-end connectivity
🌐 Network Configuration
LAN 1: 192.168.1.0/24
Router-to-Router Network: 192.168.3.0/24
LAN 2: 192.168.2.0/24
Router 0: AS 100
Router 1: AS 200
📚 What You Will Learn
What is BGP?
Why BGP is called a Path Vector Protocol
Difference between BGP and IGP protocols
BGP Neighbor Configuration
Autonomous Systems
BGP route advertisement
Routing table verification
Connectivity testing using ping
💻 Software: Cisco Packet Tracer
🎓 Practical: Assignment 10
🌐 Protocol: BGP – Border Gateway Protocol
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By Prof. Aaman Pansare
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