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BGP Aggregate Tab
- Network > Virtual Router > BGP > Aggregate
Route aggregation is the act of combining specific routes (those
with a longer prefix length) into a single route (with a shorter
prefix length) to reduce routing advertisements that the firewall
must send and to have fewer routes in the route table.
BGP Aggregate Settings | Configure In | Description |
---|---|---|
Name | BGPAggregate | Enter a name for the aggregation rule. |
Prefix | Enter a summary prefix (IP address/prefix
length) that will be used to aggregate the longer prefixes. | |
Enable | Select to enable this aggregation of routes. | |
Summary | Select to summarize routes. | |
AS Set | Select to cause the firewall, for this aggregation
rule, to include the set of AS numbers (AS set) in the AS path of the
aggregate route. The AS set is the unordered list of the origin
AS numbers from the individual routes that are aggregated. | |
Name | BGPAggregateSuppress Filters | Define the attributes that will cause the
matched routes to be suppressed. Add and
enter a name for a Suppress Filter. |
Enable | Select to enable the Suppress Filter. | |
AS Path Regular Expression | Specify a regular expression for AS_PATH
to filter which routes will be aggregated, for example, ^5000 means
routes learned from AS 5000. | |
Community Regular Expression | Specify a regular expression for communities
to filter which routes will be aggregated, for example, 500:.* matches
communities with 500:x. | |
Extended Community Regular Expression | Specify a regular expression for extended
communities to filter which routes will be aggregated. | |
MED | Specify the MED that filters which routes
will be aggregated. | |
Route Table | Specify which route table to use for aggregated
routes that should be suppressed (not advertised): unicast, multicast,
or both. | |
Address Prefix | Enter the IP address that you want to suppress
from advertisement. | |
Next Hop | Enter the next hop address of the BGP prefix
that you want to suppress. | |
From Peer | Enter the IP address of the peer from which
the BGP prefix (that you want to suppress) was received. | |
Name | BGPAggregateAdvertise Filters | Define the attributes for an Advertise Filter
that causes the firewall to advertise to peers any route that matches the
filter. Click Add and enter a name for the
Advertise Filter. |
Enable | Select to enable this Advertise Filter. | |
AS Path Regular Expression | Specify a regular expression for AS_PATH
to filter which routes will be advertised. | |
Community Regular Expression | Specify a regular expression for Community
to filter which routes will be advertised. | |
Extended Community Regular Expression | Specify a regular expression for Extended
Community to filter which routes will be advertised. | |
MED | Specify a MED value to filter which routes
will be advertised. | |
Route Table | Specify which route table to use for an
Advertise Filter of aggregate routes: unicast, multicast,
or both. | |
Address Prefix | Enter an IP address that you want BGP to
advertise. | |
Next Hop | Enter the Next Hop address of the IP address
you want BGP to advertise. | |
From Peer | Enter the IP address of the peer from which
the prefix was received, that you want BGP to advertise. | |
BGPAggregateAggregate Route Attributes | Define the attributes for the aggregate
route. | |
Local Preference | Local preference in the range 0-4,294,967,295. | |
MED | Multi Exit Discriminator in the range 0-4,294,967,295. | |
Weight | Weight in the range 0-65,535. | |
Next Hop | Next Hop IP address. | |
Origin | Origin of the route: igp, egp,
or incomplete. | |
AS Path Limit | AS Path Limit in the range 1-255. | |
AS Path | Select Type: None or Prepend. | |
Community | Select Type: None, Remove
All, Remove Regex, Append,
or Overwrite. | |
Extended Community | Select Type: None, Remove
All, Remove Regex, Append,
or Overwrite. |