This Guy had the answer:
Basically, MikroTik handles Admin Distance differently than Juniper/Cisco.
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The snippit below contains routes received via BGP Peers. How is the higher Administrative distance preferred for the same route?
We're working on resolving BGP issues occurring on a customer network.

Thank you for your explanations. This all makes sense.
They have two peers, so we're going to do some investigating as to see whether we need to cut down on redundant routes in some way; but the 2 million+ routes isn't as bad as I first figured.

We're working with a small ISP which is connected to a Tier 1 provider. They have probably 2,000 subscribers. Recently, they've asked us to review their eBGP and iBGP configurations because they suspect it's running inefficiently. They're receiving 2+ million routes from their Tier 1 provider. My qu...

It is, in fact, a firewall rule that is preventing our iBGP peers from establishing. Here's the rule: add action=drop chain=input log-prefix="input drop" Adding the /29 to an access list and referencing that via a new firewall rule has resolved our issue. For context, we are running dual-m...

This is from the Router using 10.2.0.6 [BGP Logs]

I've set update source to ether6, but the issue remains.

This is what the sniffer is showing on ether 6 for both Routers. Output is specifically from router using 10.2.0.5.

The OS Version is v.6.48.1 - CCR1009-7G-1C-S+
The Loopbacks cannot reach each other.
I will provide logs soon.

I cannot get iBGP to establish between two devices on Client's Network. When I copy the configurations into our lab devices, iBGP establishes immediately. There are no firewall rules in place. Routers are communicating over ether6 successfully. Router A: /ip address add address=10.1.0.1 comment=&quo...

What are the minimum requirements for IPv6 on RouterOS[?] or are there hardware requirements?
We're running RouterOS v6 and v7. I'm under the impression we're fine, but I haven't found a strict answer.
Equipment is CCR1009-7T-1C-1S+ and CRS125-24G-1S.

I'm setting up a lab in for our Office. For some reason, hosts can't ping outside their network but the MikroTiks can. All MikroTik devices are using RouterOS 6. Host is connected to ether1. An Ubiquiti Device to ether24 MikroTik Devices to ether19 thru ether23. Host is attempting to ping 10.50.50.0...