Prisma Access
How BGP Advertises Mobile User IP Address Pools for Service Connections and Remote Network Connections
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How BGP Advertises Mobile User IP Address Pools for Service
Connections and Remote Network Connections
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If you enable BGP for service connections or remote network connections,
after you Panorama,
Prisma Access
allocates
the mobile user IP address pools you specified using Class C (/24)
address blocks. BGP therefore advertises allocated mobile user subnets
in blocks of /24, rather than the entire pool(s) associated with
that region. When Prisma Access
adds a /24 subnet for a Prisma Access
gateway, it automatically sends a BGP advertisement. As subnets
are added and removed, Prisma Access
automatically updates its BGP
advertisements. This allocation method provides more flexibility
when advertising BGP routes, especially if you configured a Worldwide
pool
instead of allocating pools per region. Dividing the IP address
pool into smaller subnets allows the same subnet to be added, removed,
or deleted and then reused in different regions when allocated address
space is exhausted. The following screenshot, from ,
shows three /20 IP pools for mobile users divided by region.
The
RIB Out
table, from (in
the Branch AS and Router
area), shows the
mobile users address pool divided into blocks of /24 subnets for
BGP route advertisements. Note that the entire /20 subnets are not
advertised. 