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showwarnings (on|off);
Logs the warning messages in trace file of
bgpd when receiving questionable BGP
updates such as duplicate routes and deletions of non-existing routes from the peer.
By default,
showwarning is off.
noaggregatorid;
Specifies that the aggregator ID in the aggregate attribute must be 0 instead of the
router ID.
keepalivealways;
Specifies that keepalive is sent always, even when sending update packet for a peer.
noauthcheck; Specifies that the authentication field of the incoming packets to be 1 and need not
be checked. This configuration is ignored if authentication is enabled.
hoplimit hoplimit ;
Specifies the hop limit for peer. The maximum value of hoplimit is 255. By default,
hoplimit is 255.
sendbuffer buffersize ;
Specifies the send buffer size in TCP socket for a specified peer. By default, the
buffer size is 65536.
recvbuffer buffersize ;
Specifies the receive buffer size in TCP sockets for a specified peer. By default, the
buffer size is 65536.
keep (all|none);
Specifies to retain the routes learned from a peer even if the autonomous system
(AS) paths of the routes contain one of the exported AS numbers. By default, no
routes are retained.
passive; Specifies that no attempt must be made from this peer to establish TCP connection
with the BGP speaker. A BGP speaker is a router that sends, receives and
processes BGP messages. The BGP speaker must wait for the peer to initiate the
connection. By default, all explicitly configured peers are active.
localas asnum ; Specifies the AS number that the BGP speaker is representing to this peer. Only if
a BGP router contains a true BGP peer,
localas configuration is valid.
noasloop; Prevents routes with looped AS paths from advertising to version 4 external peers.
metricout metricvalue ;
Specifies the metric value to be used on all routes sent to this peer. This overrides
the
defaultmetric and metric configuration.
gateway address ; Specifies the gateway to be used for the routes from this peer.
Group Configuration for BGP
The group statement is used to configure the peers of a system. A group consists of peers based on their
type and autonomous system (AS). The group configuration accepts multiple
peer configuration state-
ments.
The syntax of the
group configuration statement is as follows:
group (internal | external | test | igp [proto proto]|
routing proto proto |[interface interface-list])
peeras asnum {
[auth (md5 passwd-string|none);]
[holdtime timer-value ;]
[keepalive timer-value ;]
[minasorgtime timer-value ;]
[minrtadvtime timer-value ;]
[lcladdr local-address;]
[logupdown (on|off);]
[multihop (on|off);]
[nexthop-self (on|off);]
[metricout metricvalue ;]
[preference preference-value;]
[showwarnings (on|off);]
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