IPv4 and IPv6 Address Families in BGP

00:00 Intro
00:31 Topology Overview
00:56 Initial Configuration
01:31 R1 BGP Configuration
04:07 R2 BGP Configuration
05:43 Final Verification

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[faisalhs]

Clear, concise and straight to the point.

[Sugarbo_o]

Great video! This is the best one I found about BGP. Thank you! :)

[sanjayprima]

Nice Explanation, Presentation. Keep it up

[maicondoohn]

Good content keep doing it, its very important for those who are starting study network and need good explanations!

[nandu]

dead simple - you made it look that way... Awesome ++

[jairusan]

Awesome! Charles, you are just so good at explaining complex concepts short and simple. Thanks again! If there is a way to receive mentorship at least once or twice a year I will be first in line.

[Unimath]

Good video. I'd like to see a packet capture on this link filtering on tcp port 179. If we see separate bgp keepalive messages for the ipv4 and the ipv6 session, then it's really two peering sessions, not one like you said in the beginning of the video.

[bagaskararikopangestu]

Anyway. Do you know what function from Address Families in BGP ? I saw on your video, and i quite confuse about use same addresses between on Config-Router-BGP mode and Config-Router-AF mode