06-22-2005 09:16 AM - edited 03-03-2019 09:52 AM
Hi all,
What exactly is the difference between "clear ip bgp *" and "clear ip bgp * soft" ?
What is meant by "full BGP update is sent after issuing the clear command" ?
Do i have to issue the "clear ip bgp * soft" command on all my routers after i make a change ? (since it is applied on a per-neighbor basis as stated in the cisco press BCSI)
best regards and thanks in advance.
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06-22-2005 09:56 AM
"clear ip bgp *" resets the TCP session for all neighbours, whereas "clear ip bgp *" will send a route-refresh request to all neighbours for which the route refresh capability has been succesfully negotiated.
The BGP route refresh technique is described in RFC2918.
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2918.txt?number=2918
The full bgp updates will be sent to a neighbour upon reception of a route refresh message.
You would normally used the "clear ip bgp * soft" command only on the router where the routing policy has been changed.
Let me know if I have answered all of your questions,
06-22-2005 09:56 AM
"clear ip bgp *" resets the TCP session for all neighbours, whereas "clear ip bgp *" will send a route-refresh request to all neighbours for which the route refresh capability has been succesfully negotiated.
The BGP route refresh technique is described in RFC2918.
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2918.txt?number=2918
The full bgp updates will be sent to a neighbour upon reception of a route refresh message.
You would normally used the "clear ip bgp * soft" command only on the router where the routing policy has been changed.
Let me know if I have answered all of your questions,
06-22-2005 10:24 AM
i think that you have perfectly answered my question
thanks alot for your quick and smooth reply.
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