A guide explaining how to request and set up Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) access for your Vultr account.
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) enables you to announce your own IP space or use a Vultr-assigned private ASN to broadcast Reserved IPs. Requesting BGP access enables advanced network routing and provides greater flexibility for network management. You can request BGP access by submitting your ASN, IP block details, or use a private ASN provided by Vultr for broadcasting Reserved IPs.
You must have at least one active Compute instance in your Vultr Console before you can request BGP access.
Follow this guide to request BGP access through the Vultr Console.
Navigate to Products, expand the Network menu, and click BGP.
On the Getting Started with BGP page, click Get Started to begin the BGP setup process.
Provide your BGP setup details:
Option 1: Using Your Own IP Space.
If you have your own ASN, IP Space and want to use it with Vultr instances. Follow these steps:
Option 2: Using Vultr's IP Space.
If you do not have your own ASN, you must use the Vultr's ASN and IP Space. Follow these steps:
Vultr Reserved IPs are region-bound and can only be assigned to instances in the same region using BGP where the Reserved IP is located. This ensures that your network traffic is routed efficiently within the specific region.
Choose your preferred route announcement option under Routes we should send you:
The Full Table routing option is not supported on Bare Metal instances.
In the Description of use case for BGP, enter a short explanation describing your intended BGP use.
Click Request BGP Setup to submit the form. A Vultr team member will review your request and enable BGP for your account.
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