[j-nsp] BGP export policy, group vs neighbor level
Andrey Kostin
ankost at podolsk.ru
Mon Feb 7 10:36:01 EST 2022
I agree, there is no clarity for all possible situations and from my
experience a) and c) should be correct and take special care. Changing
existing policy doesn't drop a session (usually ;) and I saw when adding
a new policy in the existing policy chain didn't drop BGP, but might be
not always the case. If the router is RR may also affect it's behavior,
I think almost every network engineer was hit by this Juniper "feature".
Kind regards,
Andrey
Raph Tello писал(а) 2022-02-05 03:55:
> Hey,
>
> not really clear to me what that KB is exactly saying.
>
> Does it say:
>
> a) Peer will be reset when it previously hadn’t an individual
> import/export policy statement but the group one and then an
> individual one is configured
>
> b) Peer will be reset each time it‘s individual policy is touched
> while there is another policy in the group
>
> or
>
> c) Peer is reset the first time it receives it‘s own policy under
> the group
>
> Unfortunate that this seems to be not really well documented.
>
>>>>
>>>> - Tello
>>>>
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