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Cisco Nexus 7000 Series NX-OS Unicast Routing Configuration Guide, Release 4.x
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Chapter 11 Configuring Advanced BGP
Configuring Advanced BGP
Configuring Advanced BGP
This section describes how to configure advanced BGP and includes the following topics:
• Configuring BGP Session Templates, page 11-13
• Configuring BGP Peer-Policy Templates, page 11-16
• Configuring BGP Peer Templates, page 11-18
• Configuring Prefix Peering, page 11-21
• Configuring BGP Authentication, page 11-21
• Resetting a BGP Session, page 11-22
• Modifying the Next-Hop Address, page 11-22
• Configuring BGP Next-Hop Address Tracking, page 11-23
• Configuring Next-Hop Filtering, page 11-23
• Disabling Capabilities Negotiation, page 11-24
• Configuring eBGP, page 11-24
• Configuring AS Confederations, page 11-25
• Configuring Route Reflector, page 11-26
• Configuring Route Dampening, page 11-28
• Configuring Load Sharing and ECMP, page 11-29
• Configuring Maximum Prefixes, page 11-29
• Configuring Dynamic Capability, page 11-29
• Configuring Aggregate Addresses, page 11-30
• Configuring BGP Conditional Advertisement, page 11-30
• Configuring Route Redistribution, page 11-32
• Configuring Multiprotocol BGP, page 11-35
• Tuning BGP, page 11-36
• Configuring a Graceful Restart, page 11-39
• Configuring Virtualization, page 11-40
Note If you are familiar with the Cisco IOS CLI, be aware that the Cisco NX-OS commands for this feature
might differ from the Cisco IOS commands that you would use.
Configuring BGP Session Templates
You can use BGP session templates to simplify BGP configuration for multiple BGP peers with similar
configuration needs. BGP templates allow you to reuse common configuration blocks. You configure
BGP templates first, and then apply these templates to BGP peers.
With BGP session templates, you can configure session attributes such as inheritance, passwords, timers,
and security.
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