Your method should work, but if you want to be exact
then you can filter by using ^\(65001\)_. The \ allows
you to use the parentheses.
--- Katson PN Yeung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use a very very stupid method to do it. But it
> works I found that
> all private AS path cannot be id
I use a very very stupid method to do it. But it works I found that
all private AS path cannot be identified simply by the AS number That
is, you apply an ASpath filtering list likes "sh ip bgp reg ^65001_" will
not be able to display path beginning with 65001.
I tried serveral method
>Hello,
>
>Does anyone know how to tell the router to allow all AS's except for
>Private AS's for Ingress traffic? I know that .* tells it to allow all
>paths, but how do I exclude 65xxx (Private AS's)?
>
>I know about the keyword "remove-private-as", but this is for Egress
>(outbound) traffic.
Hello,
Does anyone know how to tell the router to allow all AS's except for
Private AS's for Ingress traffic? I know that .* tells it to allow all
paths, but how do I exclude 65xxx (Private AS's)?
I know about the keyword "remove-private-as", but this is for Egress
(outbound) traffic. As far a
Hello,
Does anyone know how to tell the router to allow all AS's except for
Private AS's for Ingress traffic? I know that .* tells it to allow all
paths, but how do I exclude 65xxx (Private AS's)?
I know about the keyword "remove-private-as", but this is for Egress
(outbound) traffic. As far a
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