BGP Received-routes problem

Qs What do you mean add them in as static? What is the BGP neighbor sneding from that upstream peer ? If it was not received it' s a big possibility it was not sent ;)

What do you mean add them in as static? Router >> Static Routes >> Add What is the BGP neighbor sneding from that upstream peer ? Is sending me routes to reach some remotes sites If it was not received it' s a big possibility it was not sent ;) It' s possible, but when i add a static route of the network that " disappears" , it' s appear again When i saw the received-routes from the ISP peer, i realized that they are sending me the same networks of my own remote site. Ej: Branch Office: Lan Piso 1: 10.0.1.0/24 Piso 2: 10.0.2.0/24 BGP Sending: 10.0.1.0/24 10.0.2.0/24 Received routes: 10.0.1.0/24 10.0.2.0/24 and some more from other offices. It' s that normal in BGP?

No that' s not normal for floors 1-2 routes to come back if you " sent" , bgp loop detector will filter drops unless by default. Instead of guessing what your doing and seeing, can I suggest that you include a topology and outputs of the problems? There could miscommunicae on what your doing and the term received routes. I fear you are confusing the redistribution of routes via a static command with received-routes. The display of your route table & topology diagram will remove any confusion.

The problem was that i was advertising that route, so the ISP didnt advertised that route to me.