Causes all occurrences of our peer’s AS to be replaced with one from an export.
Allowing BGP to keep routes without AS number
Syntax:
[no] neighbor
ipv4-addr
ignore-leading-as
Some routers are capable of propagating routes without appending their own autonomous system number to the
AS Path. By default, BGP will drop such routes. Turning this parameter “on” allows BGP to keep these routes.
This option should be used only if there is no doubt that these peers are not normal routers.
Identifying the AS that BGP is representing to a peer
Syntax:
[no] neighbor
ipv4-addr
local-as
as-#
Identifies the autonomous system (AS) that BGP is representing to a peer. The default AS number for this
command is the current AS (configured with the
router bgp
command in Global Configuration mode.) This
command is valid only for external peers.
Specifying maximum number of routes for installation into the RIB
Syntax:
[no] neighbor
ipv4-addr
maximum-prefix
max-routes
Specifies the maximum number of routes that BGP will accept for installation into the RIB. The value defaults to
“unlimited” if not specified, or if using the
no
version of the command.
Specifying the amount of time route is present in database before exported
to BGP
Syntax:
[no] neighbor
ipv4-addr
out-delay
sec
The specified integer represents the amount of time a route must be present in the routing database before it is
exported into BGP. Defaults to 0 if not specified or if unconfigured by using the
no
version of command.
Comparing preferences for route selection
Syntax:
[no] neighbor
ipv4-addr
weight
weight
Preferences are the first criteria of comparison for route selection. This value defaults to the globally configured
preference if it is not specified.
Sending a community's attribute to a BGP neighbor
Syntax:
[no] neighbor
ipv4-addr
send-community
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