Peer groups allow a simpler configuration when you have more than just a
few neighbors with similar outgoing routing policies. It also saves
processor resources within the router because it will form updates more
efficiently. For each peer group, the router only needs to construct a
single updat
BGP peer-groups are in my eyes, strictly used to simplify configurations.
Let's say you had 5 peers in the same as, wanted to use the same route-map
out, set your next-hop-self and other things. Wouldn't it be easier it just
define a peer-group and add each of those neighbors to that group rather
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