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--- wiki:bgp_ip_transit_info [2026/05/27 07:35] – add Withdrawing BGP announcements antisa
+++ wiki:bgp_ip_transit_info [2026/05/29 12:56] (current) – [gobgp software example] add info about multiple peer ips and examples antisa
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 //as// is your assigned ASN number.
-//neighbor-address// is the IP of the peer, provider should give you this info.
+//neighbor-address// is the IP of the peer, provider should give you this info. There can be multiple peers for redundancy, so you just need to repeat this section for all the other IPs.
 //peer-as// is peer ASN, also given by provider.
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 :9000:600:24::1 11878    00:13:06 Establ      |        1         1
 </code>
+//Received// and //Accepted// columns can also be 0. Depends on provider routing.
-Check the routing table
+Check the routing table. You might see something like this
 <code>
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 *  2a03:c040::/48       ::                                        00:06:24   [{Origin: ?}]
+</code>
+or this
+<code | download>
+# gobgp global rib -a ipv4
+   Network              Next Hop             AS_PATH              Age        Attrs
+*  89.124.253.0/24      0.0.0.0                                   00:44:53   [{Origin: ?}]
+# gobgp global rib -a ipv6
+   Network              Next Hop             AS_PATH              Age        Attrs
+*  2a03:c040::/48       ::                                        00:44:54   [{Origin: ?}]
+</code>
+This should be ok. What you need to check is that you are advertising your IPs you should see something like:
+<code | download>
+# gobgp neighbor 198.44.157.1 adj-out
+   ID  Network              Next Hop             AS_PATH              AttrsFiltered
+   89.124.253.0/24      198.44.157.3         203619               [{Origin: ?}]not filtered
 </code>