BGP Filtering Maximum Prefix

Scenario:

The national hedgehog protection foundation needs your help with their network. They are using BGP for their International networking but the router they are using is a bit old and doesn’t take many prefixes in its BGP table. You want to ensure there is a maximum number of prefixes your router will accept.

Goal:

• All IP addresses have been preconfigured for you.
• Configure EBGP between router Sonic and Tails.
• Configure router Sonic so it will remove the BGP neighbor adjacency when it learns more than 8 prefixes.
• Configure router Sonic so it gives a warning once it receives 6 prefixes.
• After the BGP neighbor adjacency has been removed it should retry creating the BGP adjacency in 2 minutes.
• Configure router Tails so it will generate a warning when it receives 4 prefixes but it should never remove the BGP neighbor adjacency.

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