Juniper BGP, Configuration Manual

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negotiated BGP version—BGP version being used to communicate with the
neighbor
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Administrative status—Desired state of the peer connection
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Connection state—Current state of the BGP connection
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Connection has been established—Time that TCP connection was established
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Reason for last reset—Reason for last reset of the BGP session
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TCP error code—TCP connection error type
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Default originate—Status of default originate (enabled or disabled)
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EBGP multi-hop—Status of EBGP multihop (enabled or disabled)
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IBGP single-hop—Status of IBGP single hop (enabled or disabled)
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Next hop self—Status of next-hop self (enabled or disabled)
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Route reflector status—Identifies the neighbor as a route-reflector client
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Neighbor weight—Weight of routes from the BGP neighbor
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Incoming update distribute list—Distribute list for incoming routes, if
configured
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Outgoing update distribute list—Distribute list for outgoing routes, if
configured
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Incoming update filter list—Update filter list for incoming routes, if configured
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Outgoing update filter list—Update filter list for outgoing route, if configured
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Weight filter list—Weight filter list for routes, if configured
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Incoming route map—Incoming route map, if configured
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Outgoing route map—Outgoing route map, if configured
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Connect retry interval—Time between a BGP peer’s attempts to reestablish
a connection to the neighbor
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Minimum route advertisement interval—Minimum time between route
advertisements
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Minimum AS origination interval—Minimum time between advertisement
of changes within the speaker’s AS
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Configured keep-alive interval—Frequency of keep-alive messages generated
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Negotiated keepalive interval—Negotiated frequency of keep-alive messages
generated
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Configured hold time—Configured maximum time allowed between received
messages
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Monitoring BGP
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