ip bgp restart-bgp
   
   
      Restart BGP for a particular peer.
    
      Syntax
         
         
            - 
               
                  ip bgp
                     restart-bgp
                
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                  ip bgp restart-bgp
                     neighbor WORD<0-1536>
                
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                  ip bgp restart-bgp
                     neighbor WORD<0-1536> soft-reconfiguration {in|out}
                
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                  ip bgp restart-bgp
                     neighbor WORD<0-1536> vrf WORD<1-16> 
                
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                  ip bgp restart-bgp vrf
                     WORD<1-16> 
                
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                  ip bgp restart-bgp vrf
                     WORD<1-16> soft-reconfiguration {in|out} 
                
Command Parameters
         
         
            
               - soft-configuration {in|out}
- Enables or disables
                  soft-reconfiguration. If peer soft-reconfiguration is enabled in the in-bound
                  direction, the policy can be changed and routes can be re-learned without having
                  to reset the BGP connection. Enabling soft-reconfiguration, using the in
                  parameter, causes the system to store all BGP routes in local memory. Even
                  non-best routes will be stored if soft-configuration in is enabled. Setting the
                  value to out forces the neighbor to send out all the updates to the remote
                  neighbor without resetting the connection.
- vrf WORD<1-16>
- Applies the BGP configuration for
                  a particular VRF.
- WORD<1-1536>
- Specifies the neighbor IP address
                  or the neighbor group name.
Default
         
         The default for soft-reconfiguration is: in