bgpPeergrAllowLocalAs

The number of instances of the local AS identifier that
may be contained in the route's AS-Path without rejecting
the route.
              
The AS-Path attribute of a BGP route contains the
identifiers of the Autonomous Systems traversed by the
route.  When a route is received with an AS-Path
containing the local AS identifier, it normally indicates
a routing loop, and the default behavior is to reject the
route.  This object allows this behavior to be
over-ridden.
              
This is useful, for example, for VPN routes, where routes
from one CE router are advertised to other CE routers
through a provider's BGP network.  Two CE routers in the
same AS can enable this feature to prevent routes from the
other CE from being discarded.
              
When bgpPeergrAllowLocalAs is set to a non-zero value,
that value is used for all address families, and the value
of bgpPeergrAfiSafiAllowLocalAs is ignored.
              
Alternatively, the value may be configured independently
for each address family.  To do this, set
bgpPeergrAllowLocalAs to 0 and set the value of
bgpPeergrAfiSafiAllowLocalAs for each address family.
              
Changing the value of this object while the peer is active
triggers BGP to refresh its routes from the peer.
              
This field overrides the peer bgpPeerAllowLocalAs field.

MIB

DC-BGP-MIB

OID

.1.2.826.42.1.1578918.5.65.1.5.7.1.8

Type

column

Access

readwrite

Status

current

Parent

bgpPeergrEntry

Table

bgpPeergrTable

Siblings

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