Kaspersky SD-WAN

Route exchange over BGP

April 17, 2024

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Kaspersky SD-WAN supports the BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) dynamic routing protocol for exchanging routing information between CPE devices and external network devices. You can establish internal iBGP (internal BGP) sessions as well as external eBGP (external BGP) sessions.

Dynamic TCP sessions with BGP peer groups are supported, which lets you avoid creating separate BGP peers.

The figures below show examples of BGP being used in the solution:

  • Connecting multiple client locations to the L3 SD-WAN network via BGP.

    Diagram showing two switches connected to CPE devices via BGP. CPE devices, in turn, are connected via an overlay SD-WAN network.

  • Connecting CPE devices to the service provider's IP/MPLS network via BGP.

    Diagram showing two CPE devices connected to PE routers via BGP. The PE routers, in turn, are connected via an IP/MPLS underlay network.

  • Using BGP to configure the connectivity of CPE devices within the domain.

    Diagram showing CPE device connectivity configured using BGP through an SD-WAN gateway over an overlay SD-WAN network.

In this section

Basic BGP settings

Managing BGP peers

Managing BGP peer groups

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