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network bgp peer-group show

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Display BGP peer groups information

Availability: This command is available to cluster administrators at the admin privilege level.

Description

The network bgp peer-group show command displays the BGP peer groups configuration.

Parameters

{ [-fields <fieldname>,…​]

If you specify the -fields <fieldname>, …​ parameter, the command output also includes the specified field or fields. You can use '-fields ?' to display the fields to specify.

| [-instance ] }

If you specify the -instance parameter, the command displays detailed information about all fields.

[-ipspace <IPspace>] - IPspace Name

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified IPspace.

[-peer-group <text>] - Peer Group Name

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified name.

[-bgp-lif <lif-name>] - BGP LIF

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified BGP Interface.

[-peer-address <IP Address>] - Peer Router Address

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified peer router address.

[-peer-asn <integer>] - Peer Router Autonomous number

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified autonomous system number.

[-state <BGP Session State>] - Peer Group State

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified BGP session state.

[-bgp-node <nodename>] - BGP LIF Node

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified bgp-node value. This value is calculated based on the current node of the corresponding BGP LIF.

[-bgp-port <netport>] - BGP LIF Port

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified bgp-port value. This value is calculated based on the current port of the associated BGP LIF.

[-route-preference <integer>] - Route Preference

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified route preference value.

[-asn-prepend-type <ASN Prepend type>] - ASN prepend type (privilege: advanced)

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified asn-prepend-type value. The possible values are local-asn and peer-asn .

[-asn-prepend-count <integer>] - ASN prepend count (privilege: advanced)

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified asn-prepend-count value.

[-community <BGP community>,…​] - BGP Community (privilege: advanced)

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified community value.

[-med <integer>] - Multi Exit Discriminator (privilege: advanced)

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified med value.

[-use-peer-as-next-hop {true|false}] - Use Peer Address As Next Hop

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified use-peer-as-next-hop value.

[-md5-enabled {true|false}] - TCP MD5 Enabled (privilege: advanced)

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified md5-enabled value.

[-md5-secret <text>] - TCP MD5 Secret Key (privilege: advanced)

This parameter selects peer groups that match the specified TCP MD5 secret key value. The value for md5-secret may be specified as either a string of printable ASCII characters or as a hexadecimal string. If a string of ASCII characters is specified, the string should be enclosed in quotes and be from 1-79 characters in length. If a hex string is specified, the string of hexadecimal bytes should be prefaced with 0x (e.g., 0x893785c6) and be from 2-160 hexadecimal characters in length.

Examples

cluster1::> network bgp peer-group show
    IPspace: Default
    Peer        Local BGP Peer router                      Autonomous
    Group       Interface Address/subnet    state          Number     Node   Port
    ----------  --------- ----------------- -------------- ---------- ------ -----
    gp1         bgp_lif1  10.0.5.37         up                     10 node1  e1a
    gp2         bgp_lif2  10.0.6.38         up                     12 node1  e2a