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Simple eBGP Configuration Between Cisco Router and Check Point Firewall

In this lab, we configure eBGP (External Border Gateway Protocol) between a Cisco router and a Check Point Security Gateway using Gaia Clish. The Cisco router runs in AS 65200, and the Check Point Gateway runs in AS 65100. We establish a BGP peering session, advertise networks, and verify dynamic route exchange between both devices step by step. This video is perfect for: Check Point CCSA students Network engineers learning BGP Firewall administrators working with dynamic routing Anyone building a lab with Cisco and Check Point 🔹 What You’ll Learn How to configure eBGP on a Cisco router How to configure BGP on Check Point Gaia (Clish) How to verify BGP neighbor adjacency How to advertise networks in BGP 🔹 Real-World Use Case – BGP over Route-Based VPN A common enterprise scenario is running BGP over a route-based VPN between a Cisco router and a Check Point firewall. Instead of manually updating VPN encryption domains every time a network changes, BGP dynamically exchanges routes through the tunnel. This means: Automatic route learning No manual VPN community updates Scalable design for growing environments Cleaner and more flexible network architecture This is especially useful in enterprise networks, branch connectivity, and service provider environments.