Displaying Routes Learned from a Specific BGP Peer (CR00011724) | 43 |
Displaying Routes Learned from a Specific BGP Peer (CR00011724)
This enhancement enables you to display:
■the number of routes learned from a specific peer
■information about each route learned from a specific peer
Displaying the Number of Routes from a Peer
To display the number of routes learned from a specific peer, use the existing command:
show bgp
and check the new “Routes learned” field (Figure 2).
Figure 2: New parameter in the output of the show bgp peer command for a specific peer
Peer | 192.168.10.1 | |
Description | - | |
State | Idle | |
Policy Template | 4 | |
Description | Test Template 1 | |
Private AS filter ... | Yes | |
Remote AS | 3 | |
BGP Identifier | 172.20.25.2 | |
Routes learned | 15 | |
Authentication | None | |
Password | - |
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Displaying Information about the Routes from a Peer
To display information about each route learned from a specific peer, use the new peer parameter in the command:
show bgp route[=prefix]
The peer parameter specifies the IP address of the peer. If you specify a peer, the router or switch only displays routes that it learned from that peer. If you specify the router or switch’s router ID, it displays all locally originated routes. The peer parameter has no default.
Note that this enhancement did not change any fields in the output of the show bgp route command; it simply provides another method of filtering the displayed routes.
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