Chapter 16: Dynamic Routing Protocols
STANDARD Revision 1.0
C4® CMTS Release 8.3 User Guide
© 2016 ARRIS Enterprises LLC. All Rights Reserved.
535
BGP Redistribution Commands
The C4/c CMTS supports the redistribution of static, connected, RIP, OSPF, and IS-IS routes using the following BGP
redistribute commands:
configure router bgp [<int>] redistribute connected [metric <int>] [route-map <int>] [no]
configure router bgp [<int>] redistribute isis [<level1 | level-1-2 | level-2>] [metric <int>]
[route-map <int>] [no]
configure router bgp [<int>] redistribute ospf [match <internal | external1 | external2>] [metric
<int>] [route-map <int>] [no]
configure router bgp [<int>] redistribute rip [metric <int>] [route-map <int>] [no]
configure router bgp [<int>] redistribute static [metric <int>] [route-map <int>] [no]
Route maps applied by the previous commands are limited to the following four commands:
configure route-map <word> set community [<WORD>] [none] [local-AS] [no-advertise] [no-export]
[internet]
configure route-map <word> set local-preference <INT>
configure route-map <word> set metric <INT>
configure route-map <word> set origin {igp | egp | incomplete}
Where: word is the name of the route map
Route maps may contain other commands, but these commands will not be applied to route redistribution.
The C4/c CMTS filtering commands that support VRF-aware distribute lists for route redistribution from non-default VRFs
include:
configure vrf <vrf_name> address-family ipv4 distribute-list <ipv4_std_acl> out static [no]
configure vrf <vrf_name> address-family ipv4 distribute-list <ipv4_std_acl> out connected [no]
configure vrf <vrf_name> address-family ipv4 distribute-list <ipv4_std_acl> out rip [no]
Where: vrf <vrf_name> is the VRF routing table to which the distribute list applies
<ipv4_std_acl> is a standard IPv4 access list
Note that these VRF-context distribute-list commands are similar in functionality and syntax to the other IPv4 BGP
distribute-list commands.
IS-IS Redistribution Commands
The C4/c CMTS supports the redistribution of static, connected, RIP, OSPF, and BGP routes using the following IS-IS
redistribute commands: