05-12-2024 02:44 PM
Hello @C.Rowe724515
thanks for posting.
There are two things that come to my mind. Either BGP learned routes have smaller prefixes compared to what is configured with static routes or static routes are configured with higher administrative distance.
Could you go to: Network > Virtual Router > [VR name] > More Runtime Stats > Routing > Forwarding Table. Refer to destination column, then check subnet masks of routes from remote sites. If these routes have more specific subnet mask to what is configured in static routes, then BGP learned routes will take a precedence.
Regarding administrative distance, could you go to: Network > Virtual Router > [VR name] > Router Settings, then refer to Administrative Distances. If all prefixes have the same length, then a tie breaker will be the Administrative Distance (Lower value is preferred). In your case if BGP routes are in forwarding table, then static routes should have higher Administrative Distance value than BGP.
Kind Regards
Pavel
