[j-nsp] BGP Command translations from IOS to JUNOS

[Danny McPherson]

I'm pretty sure that by default neither Juniper or Cisco provide 
the information received from a peer before the Input Policy Engine 
is applied and it's stored in the Adj-RIB-In.  Else there'd be no 
need for things like BGP Route Refresh :-)

However, if you really needed it on a normal basis enabling inbound 
soft reconfiguration for the concerned peer(s) should give you access to 
the "unaltered" data, but may use quite a bit of memory to store the it.

-danny


> There is a very important difference with the show ip bgp neighbors x.x.x.x
> received-routes Cisco command and the show route receive-protocol bgp
> <peer>.
> 
> The juniper command shows prefixes after any incoming filter. The Cisco
> command shows prefixes received regardless of any filters. Using hidden or
> inactive still does not produce the desired result. As far as my testing
> shows,
> 
> show ip bgp neighbors x.x.x.x routes = show route receive-protocol bgp
> <peer>
> 
> I would love to hear if Juniper does have a command that will display
> prefixes received BEFORE any inbound filters are applied.