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VMware SD-WAN eBGP with Azure Route Server

5. Configure BGP on Route Server

After the SG-Transit-RouteServer is created, we need to configure the eBGP peer. Click on the Route Server SG-Transit-RouteServer and then click on Peers on the left hand side menu. On the Peers page, click “Add”. In this post, since there are two SD-WAN Edges, thus we need to add two eBGP peers. The first eBGP peer with Azure-SG-Edge1 (AS number 65123 and IP address 10.209.0.10) is as follow:

Figure 12 – Configure eBGP peer with Azure-SG-Edge1

The second eBGP peer is with Azure-SG-Edge2 (AS number 65123 and IP address 10.209.0.11) is as follow:

Figure 13 – Configure eBGP peer with Azure-SG-Edge2

After these two eBGP peers are created successfully, the two peers will be listed like this:

Figure 14 – Two BGP peers created successfully in the Route Server
VMware SD-WAN eBGP with Azure Route Server

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