Hi James, > On Dec 9, 2016, at 6:16 PM, James Jun <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hey, > > On Fri, Dec 09, 2016 at 04:11:39PM -0500, Jason Lixfeld wrote: >> RP/0/0/CPU0:xr(config-rpl)#if community matches-any ( 1234:600[0..9] ) then > > You will need to use regex with community-set for that: > > ! > community-set a-all-net > ios-regex '^64552:5...$' > end-set > ! > route-policy test > if community matches-any a-all-net then > # do stuff here > done > endif > end-policy > !
Ok, I see that. However, I'm trying to match on the community, and also use the wildcard within the matched community as a variable for the subsequent set operation(s). I recognize that my original post may not have clearly articulated that. So for example, one simple entry for a bunch of possible matches: ! route-policy test if community matches-any ( ios-regex ‘^64552:123.$’ ) then set med $wildcard set local-preference $wildcard prepend as—path 1234 $wildcard done endif end-policy ! Where, If matched community was 64552:1231, then med = 1, local-preference = 1, prepend 1 times. If matched community was 64552:1232, then med = 2, local-preference = 2, prepend 2 times. If matched community was 64552:1233, then med = 3, local-preference = 3, prepend 3 times. ... If matched community was 64552:1239, then med = 9, local-preference = 9, prepend 9 times. It seems that if this function is not possible, I’m relegated to the long form of that?: ! route-policy test if community matches-any ( ios-regex ‘^64552:1231’ ) then set med 1 set local-preference 1 prepend as—path 64552 1 elseif community matches-any ( ios-regex ‘^64552:1232’ ) then set med 2 set local-preference 2 prepend as—path 64552 2 elseif community matches-any ( ios-regex ‘^64552:1233’ ) then set med 3 set local-preference 3 prepend as—path 64552 3 .. elseif community matches-any ( ios-regex ‘^64552:1239’ ) then set med 9 set local-preference 9 prepend as—path 64552 9 endif end-policy ! Thanks! _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
