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=Filter with Route Maps= |
=Filter with Route Maps= |
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Route maps are very powerful filtering tools, they can be used to accomplish the following tasks: |
*Route maps are very powerful filtering tools, they can be used to accomplish the following tasks: |
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Filter on IP prefixes coming from a specific autonomous system |
Filter on IP prefixes coming from a specific autonomous system |
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Modify BGP attributes |
Modify BGP attributes |
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Match clauses in the BGP route map can be based on the following: |
*Match clauses in the BGP route map can be based on the following: |
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IP network numbers and subnet masks (prefix list or access list) |
IP network numbers and subnet masks (prefix list or access list) |
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IGP route type |
IGP route type |
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With a route map, the following can be set: |
*With a route map, the following can be set: |
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Origin |
Origin |
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MED |
MED |
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You can apply a route map on incoming or outgoing routing information for a neighbor. |
*You can apply a route map on incoming or outgoing routing information for a neighbor. |
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*The routing information must be permitted by the route map to be accepted. |
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*If the route map has no statement explicitly permitting a route, the route is implicitly denied and dropped. |
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The syntax required is as follows: |
*The syntax required is as follows: |
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Router(config-router)# neighbor ip-address route-map name in|out |
Router(config-router)# neighbor ip-address route-map name in|out |