ccna of red hat

ccna of red hat. e: indicates that the source of the routing entry is EGP. ? : Indicates that the source of the route entry is unclear, usually a route entry redistributed from IGP into BGP.8 S: Indicates that this routing entry is expired and is used in NSF-enabled routers. In the above output, the meaning of the originating code ( OriginCode) is explained as follows.The following explains the meaning of the BGP routing entry r>il.1.1.0/241.1.1.1.101000i in concrete terms.1 port because router R3 learns the 1.1.1.0/24 route entry through EIGRP with an administrative distance of 90, and the 1.1.1.0/24 route entry through IBGP with an administrative distance of 200, and synchronization is turned off, the route entry in the BGP table fails to be put into the IP routing table, so the code "2: indicates that the route entry is optimal and can be passed.3 i: The i immediately following , indicates that the route entry was learned from an IBGP neighbor.4 indicates the next hop of this BGP route, i.e., the source of the neighbor's BGP route update.5 0 (the title bar corresponds to Metric): indicates that the external metric of this route, i.e., the MED value, is 0. @100: indicates that the local priority of this route is 100.7 0 (the title bar corresponds to Weight): indicates that the weight value of this route is 0. The default weight value is 32768 if it is locally generated, or 0 if it is learned from a BGP neighbor.