On Wednesday, January 01, 2014 12:56:04 PM Nikolay Shopik
wrote:
> Do you really need filter-list as it usually eats lots
> cpu as BGP table grows, and in most cases community
> marking much easier and faster.
We use AS_PATH lists for downstream customer sessions, in
addition to prefix lists, a
by default IOS XR won't accept or announce anything, unless you
configure route-policy. prefix-list and route-map from IOS can be
configured in one route-policy just fine.
prefix-set AS655535
192.0.2.0/24
end-set
Route-policy AS655535
if destination in AS655535 then
pass
else
drop
Hi,
I am adding some routers running ISO XR to my network. For the most
part things are straight forward and I quite like RPL.
In IOS BGP I would apply per neighbor BGP as-path and prefix filters and
a global route-map, something like
neighbor x.x.x.x filter-list x in
neighbor x.x.x.x pref
