HP-UX Reference (11i v2 03/08) - 4 File Formats (vol 8)

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gated.conf(4) gated.conf(4)
that the BGP routes will only be used to determine the path attributes associated with the IGP routes.
Such groups also support distant peers, and also need to be informed of the IGP they are running with.
For internal BGP group types (and for test groups), where possible a single outgoing message is built for
all group peers based on the common policy. A copy of the message is sent to every peer in the group, with
possible adjustments to the next hop field as appropriate to each peer. This minimizes the computational
load of running large numbers of peers in these types of groups. BGP allows unconfigured peers to con-
nect if an appropriate group has been configured with an allow clause.
The BGP Statement
bgp yes | no | on | off
[ {
preference preference ;
defaultmetric metric ;
traceoptions trace_options ;
group type ( external peeras autonomous_system )
|(internal peeras autonomous_system )
|(igp peeras autonomous_system proto proto )
|(routing peeras autonomous_system proto proto
interface interface_list )
|(test peeras autonomous_system )
{
allow {
network
network mask mask
network masklen number
all
host host
};
peer host
[ metricout metric ]
[ localas autonomous_system ]
[ nogendefault ]
[ gateway gateway ]
[ preference preference ]
[ preference2 preference ]
[ lcladdr local_address ]
[ holdtime time ]
[ version number ]
[ passive ]
[ sendbuffer number ]
[ recvbuffer number ]
[ indelay time ]
[ outdelay time ]
[ keep [ all | none ]]
[ showwarnings ]
[ noauthcheck ]
[ noaggregatorid ]
[ keepalivesalways ]
[ v3asloopokay ]
[ nov4asloop ]
[ logupdown ]
[ ttl ttl ]
[ traceoptions trace_options ]
;
};
} ] ;
external | internal | igp | test
The bgp statement enables or disables BGP. By default BGP is disabled. The default metric for announc-
ing routes via BGP is not to send a metric.
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