vrouter-bgp-neighbor-reset

This command is used to reset a BGP neighbor in the configuration.

Syntax   vrouter-bgp-neighbor-reset

vrouter-name name-string

Specify the name of the vRouter to reset.

neighbor ip-address

Specify the IP address of the BGP neighbor.

l3-port

Specify the Layer 3 port.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   Command introduced in Version 2.2.3.

Version 2.2.2

Command introduced.

Version 5.2.0

The parameter, l3-port, added.

Usage   Use this command to reset a BGP neighbor on the network.

Examples  To reset the BGP neighbor with the IP address, 10.9.31.234, use the following syntax:

CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-bgp-neighbor-reset neighbor 10.9.31.234

vrouter-bgp-neighbor-show

This command displays information about Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) neighbors.

Syntax   vrouter-bgp-neighbor-show

vrouter-name name-string

Specifies the name of the vRouter.

Specifies the following BGP neighbor arguments:

neighbor ip-address

Specifies the IP address of the neighbor.

l3-port l3-port-number

Specifies the Layer 3 port used for BGP.

ver ver-number 

Specifies the BGP version.

remote-as remote-as-number

Specifies the AS number of the remote connection.

msg_rcvd msg_rcvd-number

Specifies the number of messages received from the receive socket buffer.

msg_sent msg_sent-number

Specifies the number of messages written to the transmit socket buffer.

tblver tblver-number

Specifies the version of the routing table.

inQ inQ-number

Specifies the number of BGP packets queued for a neighbor.

outQ outQnumber

Specifies the number of BGP packets queued for transmission to a neighbor.

up/down up/down-string

Specifies if the neighbor is up or down.

state/pfxrcd state/pfxrcd-string

Specifies the current state of the BGP session. The state can be any of the following types:

• 1 — Idle

• 2 — Connect

• 3 — Active

• 4 — OpenSent

• 5 — OpenConfirm

• 6 — Established

remote-router remote-router-string

Specifies the neighbor router name.

multi-protocol ipv4-unicast|ipv6-unicast|

Specify a multi-protocol for BGP.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   

Version 2.0

Command introduced.

Version 2.4.1

The parameter, remote-router, added.

Version 5.1.3

The parameter, l3-port, added.

Usage   Use this command to display information about BGP neighbors configured on a vRouter.

Examples  To display all information about BGP neighbors, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-bgp-neighbor-show

vrouter-name: vrouter33       

neighbor:     10.9.100.200

ver:          4

remote-as:    100

msg_rcvd:     324

msg_sent:     330

tblver:       0

inQ:          0

outQ:         0

up/down:      00:31:25

state/pfxrcd: 1

vrouter-name: vrouter55

neighbor:     10.9.100.100

ver:          4

remote-as:    100

msg_rcvd:     325

msg_sent:     330

tblver:       0

inQ:          0

outQ:         0

up/down:      00:31:26

state/pfxrcd: 1

vrouter-bgp-neighbor-detail-show

This command displays detailed information about Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) neighbors.

Syntax   vrouter-bgp-neighbor-detail-show

vrouter-name name-string

Specifies the name of the vRouter.

Specifies the following BGP neighbor arguments:

neighbor vrouter bgp-neighbor neighbor 

Specifies the IP address of the neighbor.

l3-port l3-port-number

Specifies the Layer 3 port number.

remote-as remote-as-number

Specifies the AS number of the remote connection.

local-as local-as-number

Specifies the number local AS .

remote-id ip-address

Specifies the neighbor router ID.

state idle|connect|active|open-sent|open-confirm|established|clearing

Specifies the current state of the BGP session. The state can be any of the following types:

• 1 — Idle

• 2 — Connect

• 3 — Active

• 4 — OpenSent

• 5 — OpenConfirm

• 6 — Established

up-for up-for-string

Specifies the time of an active connection.

last-read last-read-string 

Specifies the time of the last message received.

holdtime holdtime-number (s)

Specifies the holdtime in seconds.

keepalive keepalive-number (s)

Specifies the keepalive interval in seconds.

min-adv min-adv-number (s)

Specifies the minimum advertisement level in seconds.

open-sent open-sent-number 

Specifies the number of open messages sent.

open-rcvd open-rcvd-number

Specifies the number of open messages received.

notif-sent notif-sent-number

Specifies the number of notification messages sent.

notif-rcvd notif-rcvd-number

Specifies the number of notification messages received.

update-sent update-sent-number

Specifies the number of update messages sent.

update-rcvd update-rcvd-number 

Specifies the number of update messages received.

keepalive-sent keepalive-sent-number 

Specifies the    number of keepalive messages sent.

keepalive-rcvd keepalive-rcvd-number 

Specifies the    number of keepalive messages received.

comm-attr-send-ipv4 both|standard|extended

Specifies the type of community attribute send to this neighbor for IPv4.

prefix-accepted-ipv4 prefix-accepted-ipv4-number

Specifies the    number of prefixes accepted for IPv4 unicast.

comm-attr-send-ipv6 both|standard|extended

Specifies  the type of community attribute send to this neighbor for IPv6 unicast.

prefix-accepted-ipv6 prefix-accepted-ipv6-number

Specifies number of prefixes accepted for IPv6 unicast.

conn-established conn-established-number

Specifies the number of times a session has been successfully established.

conn-dropped conn-dropped-number

Specifies the number of times a session has failed or taken down.

last-reset last-reset-string

Specifies the time since the session was last reset.

start-due start-due-number (s)

Specifies the    next start timer due in seconds.

connect-due connect-due-number (s)

Specifies the    next connect timer due in seconds.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History    Command introduced in Version 3.0.0.

Version 3.0.0

Command introduced.

Version 5.1.3

The parameter, l3-port, added.

Usage   Use this command to display detailed information about BGP neighbors configured on a vRouter.

Examples  To display all information about BGP neighbors, use the following command:

CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-bgp-neighbor-show

vrouter-bgp-neighbor-shutdown

This command is used to send BGP an admin-down notification message to a BGP peer.

Syntax   vrouter-bgp-neighbor-shutdown vrouter-name name-string neighbor ip-address

vrouter-name name-string

Specify the name of the vRouter to reset.

neighbor ip-address

Specify the IP address of the BGP neighbor.

l3-port l3-port-number

Specify the Layer 3 port.

Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   

Version 2.6.2

Command introduced.

Version 5.2.0

The parameter, l3-port, added.

Usage   Use this command to end BGP admin-down notification message to a BGP peer.

Examples  To end BGP admin-down notification message to a BGP peer with the IP address, 10.9.31.234, use the following syntax:

CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-bgp-neighbor-shutdown vrouter bgp-2 neighbor 10.9.31.234

vrouter-bgp-neighbor-no-shutdown

This command is used to send BGP an admin-down notification message to a BGP peer.

Syntax   vrouter-bgp-neighbor-shutdown vrouter-name name-string neighbor ip-address

vrouter-name name-string

Specify the name of the vRouter to reset.

neighbor ip-address

Specify the IP address of the BGP neighbor.


Defaults   None

Access   CLI

History   

Version 2.6.2

Command introduced.

Version 5.2.0

The parameter, l3-port, added.

Usage   Use this command to send BGP admin-down notification message to a BGP peer.

Examples  To send BGP admin-down notification message to a BGP peer with the IP address, 10.9.31.234, use the following syntax:

CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-bgp-neighborno--shutdown vrouter bgp-2 neighbor 10.9.31.234