What are two issues that may cause the failure of a BGP neighbor relationship from forming? (Choose two.)
- neighbor statement being wrong
- neighbor not having a route to the local router
- path to the neighbor being through a static route
- the keepalive timer not matching between BGP peers
- BGP packets being sourced from a loopback interface
Explanation: Some of the reasons that a BGP neighbor relationship might not form are as follows:
- Neighbor does not have a route to the local router: The two routers forming a BGP peering must have routes to each other.
- Incorrect neighbor statement: The IP address and ASN in the neighbor ip_address remote-as as_number statement must be accurate.
- Path to the neighbor is through the default route: A neighbor must be reachable using a route other than the default route.
- Timers: Timers do not have to match; however, if the minimum holddown from neighbor option is set, it could prevent a neighbor adjacency.
Exam with this question: Chapter 14: Quiz - Troubleshooting BGP CCNPv8 ENARSI
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