NOBGP

NOBGP – RouterOS 7: Dedicated public IP per server via DHCP and Far Gateway routing (No IP loss)

This detailed technical guide presents an advanced NOBGP configuration designed to assign a dedicated static public IP per server via DHCP. We utilize the far gateway routing method to guarantee 100% address utilization of your IP pool (zero IP loss for network, broadcast, or gateway addresses). This method is ideal for hosting environments (VPS, servers) […]

NOBGP

NOBGP – ROS7 – One public ip per VLAN

This detailed guide outlines a nobgp configuration to assign a dedicated static public IP to each Server VLAN using Network Address Translation (NAT). This setup is particularly effective for multi-server environments where the goal is to group services or servers under a unique, reliable public IP address. Crucially, it is engineered to ensure that standard […]

NOBGP

NOBGP – POP and supported protocols

IP Routing & Redundancy Your NOBGP IPs are routed across a single zone. To ensure high availability and redundancy, you are required to establish sessions to one or more of our Points of Presence (PoPs). Please note the following constraints for configuration: For detailed setup instructions, please refer to the sections below. Servers lists POP […]

BGP

BGP – Bird2 minimal configuration

Below are minimalist BGP configuration examples using Bird 2, tailored for announcing prefixes via a Servperso VPS or tunnel. These examples are ideal for those looking to configure BGP sessions and announce IP blocks securely. You must replace the relevant information with your actual network details in the configuration below: Router ID: This is usually […]

BGP

BGP – Community

We have implemented back a few bgp communities on our backbone. Below a small guide about how to use it. Bloc announcement to a specific upstream of 34872 Community: 34872, 21, <dst_asn> This community tell to as34872 router to don’t announce the prefix to a specific upstream. It work with our mains transit only. If […]

BGP

BGP – Prefix filtering

Servperso filtering is divided into two parts: Requirements to pass the filter Strict matching route object Every BGP announcement you plan to make requires an exact match in the RIR database. For example, if you own a /44 and announce 3 /48 subnets, you need one route object per /48. Always try to create entries […]