REMOVE AS FROM AS_PATH ATTRIBUTE

Popeye_Wang · Created Jun 17, 2021 14:36:16

Hello,

In a routing policy, you can run the apply as-path command to set the action for changing the AS_Path attribute of BGP routes in a routing policy.

For example, Assume that the original AS-Path is (30, 40, 50) and the BGP route matching condition is met. In this case:

If the apply as-path 60 70 80 additive command is run, the AS-Path list is changed to (60, 70, 80, 30, 40, 50). This configuration change is generally used to make the BGP route not preferentially selected.
If the apply as-path 60 70 80 overwrite command is run, the AS-Path list is changed to (60, 70, 80). There are many application scenarios for changing the AS-Path list, and the major application scenarios are as follows:

Popeye_Wang · Created Jun 17, 2021 14:36:16

Hello,

In a routing policy, you can run the apply as-path command to set the action for changing the AS_Path attribute of BGP routes in a routing policy.

For example, Assume that the original AS-Path is (30, 40, 50) and the BGP route matching condition is met. In this case:

If the apply as-path 60 70 80 additive command is run, the AS-Path list is changed to (60, 70, 80, 30, 40, 50). This configuration change is generally used to make the BGP route not preferentially selected.
If the apply as-path 60 70 80 overwrite command is run, the AS-Path list is changed to (60, 70, 80). There are many application scenarios for changing the AS-Path list, and the major application scenarios are as follows: