efa tenant vrf update

Updates the tenant VRF for various operations and parameters, such as ASN.

Syntax

Parameters

--name vrf-name

Specifies the VRF name.

--tenant tenant-name

Specifies the tenant name.

Identifies the operation you want to perform. Valid values are:

local-asn-add
local-asn-delete
redistribute-add
redistribute-delete
centralized-router-add
centralized-router-delete

Note

Idempotency is supported for the following additional valid operations:

max-path-add
max-path-delete
rh-max-path-add
rh-max-path-delete
rh-ecmp-update
graceful-restart-update
static-route-add
static-route-delete
static-route-bfd-add
static-route-bfd-delete

--local-asn locl-asn

Specifies the local ASN for the VRF.

--ipv4-static-route-bfd route

Specifies the IPv4 static route BFD in the following format: device IP, destination IPv4 address, source IPv4 address[interval, min-rx, multiplier]. For example: 10.25.25.100,1.1.1.1,2.2.2.2,123,456,3.

--ipv6-static-route-bfd route

Specifies the IPv6 static route BFD in the following format: device IP, destination IPv6 address, source IP address[interval, min-rx, multiplier]. For example: 10.25.25.100,1::1,2::2,300,300,3.

--ipv4-static-route-next-hop route

Specifies the IPv4 static route next hop in the following format: device IP, IPv4 static route network, next hop IP, and route distance separated by commas. For example: 10.25.25.100,20.0.0.0/24,16.0.0.2. Valid values for the route distance are 1 through 254.

--ipv6-static-route-next-hop route

Specifies the IPv4 static route next hop in the following format: device IP, IPv6 static route network, next hop IP, and route distance separated by commas. For example: 10.25.25.100,2001:1::/64,3001::2,3. Valid values for the route distance are 1 through 254.

--max-path unit

Specifies the number of load-sharing paths for the VRF. Valid values are 1 through 64.

--redistribute static | connected

Specifies the redistribute type for routes. Valid values are static or connected.

--rh-max-path 8 | 16 | 64

Specifies the maximum number of resilient hashing paths allowed per tenant VRF. Valid values are 8, 16, or 64.

--rh-ecmp-enable true | false

Turns on or turns off resilient hashing for a tenant VRF. Valid values are true or false.

--routing-type distributed | centralized

VRF routing type. Default value is distributed.

--centralized-router

Comma-separated list of border-leaf IP addresses.

--graceful-restart-enable true | false

Turns on or turns off graceful restart for a tenant VRF. Valid values are true or false.

--ipv4-network stringArray

BGP advertises given network address. Format: device-ip,network-address. Example:

--ipv4-network
							10.24.80.134,10.20.30.0/30

--ipv4-network-backdoor stringArray

Increases the administrative distance of eBGP with the goal of making IGP learned routes preferred for a given network address. Format: device-ip,network-address,flag. Example: --ipv4-network-backdoor 10.24.80.134,10.21.30.0/30,true.

--ipv4-network-weight stringArray

Given weight is used to set the BGP weight attribute for the given network address. Format: device-ip,network-address,weight. Example:

--ipv4-network-weight
							10.24.80.134,10.22.30.0/30,144

--ipv4-network-route-map stringArray

Given route-map is used to set the BGP attributes for the given network address like MED. Format: device-ip,network-address,rm. Example:

--ipv4-network-route-map
							10.24.80.134,10.23.30.0/30,routeMap1

--ipv6-network stringArray

BGP advertises given network address. Format: device-ip,network-address. Example:

--ipv6-network
							10.24.80.134,11::/128

--ipv6-network-backdoor stringArray

Increases the administrative distance of eBGP with the goal of making IGP learned routes preferred for given network address. Format:device-ip,network-address,flag. Example: --ipv6-network-backdoor 10.24.80.134,11::/128,true.

--ipv6-network-weight stringArray

Given weight is used to set the BGP weight attribute for the given network address. Format: device-ip,network-address,weight. Example:

--ipv6-network-weight
							10.24.80.134,11::/128,144

--ipv6-network-route-map stringArray

Given route map is used to set the BGP attributes for the given network address like MED. Format:device-ip,network-address,rm. Example:

--ipv6-network-route-map
							10.24.80.134,11::/128,rmap1

--ipv4-static-network stringArray

IPv4 static network to be configured on the device. Format: Device IP, IPv4 Static Network. Example: 10.24.80.134,11.10.30.40/30.

--ipv4-static-network-distance stringArray

IPv4 static network with distance to be configured on the device. Format: Device IP, IPv4 Static Network, Distance(valid values are <1-255>). Example: 10.24.80.134,11.10.30.40/30,169.

--ipv4-aggregate-address stringArray

IPv4 aggregate-address in the format device-ip,ipv4-aggregate-address Example: 10.25.25.100,10.20.21.40/30.

--ipv6-aggregate-address stringArray

IPv6 aggregate-address in the format device-ip,ipv6-aggregate-address Example: 10.25.25.100,10::20/126.

--ipv4-aggregate-summary-only stringArray

Enable to advertise only aggregated-address. Format: device-ip,ipv4-aggregate-address,ipv4-aggregate-summary-only. Example: 10.25.25.100,10.20.21.40/30,true.

--ipv6-aggregate-summary-only stringArray

Enable to advertise only aggregated-address. Format: device-ip,ipv6-aggregate-address,ipv6-aggregate-summary-only. Example: 10.25.25.100,10::20/126,true.

--ipv4-aggregate-as-set stringArray

Enable to set AS set path information as part of aggregate-address advertisement. Format: device-ip,ipv4-aggregate-address,ipv4-aggregate-as-set. Example: 10.25.25.100,10.20.21.40/30,true.

--ipv6-aggregate-as-set stringArray

Enable to set AS set path information as part of aggregate-address advertisement. device-ip,ipv6-aggregate-address,ipv6-aggregate-as-set. Example: 10.25.25.100,10::20/126,true.

--ipv4-aggregate-advertise-map stringArray

Route map name used to filter the BGP attributes to be advertised as part of aggregate-address. Format: device-ip,ipv4-aggregate-address,ipv4-aggregate-advertise-map. Example: 10.25.25.100,10.20.21.40/30,routeMap1.

--ipv6-aggregate-advertise-map stringArray

Route map name used to filter the BGP attributes to be advertised as part of aggregate-address. Format: device-ip,ipv6-aggregate-address,ipv6-aggregate-advertise-map. Example: 10.25.25.100,10::20/126,routeMap1.

--ipv4-aggregate-suppress-map stringArray

Route map name used to suppress the specific routes to be advertised along with the aggregate-address advertisement, in the following format: device-ip,ipv4-aggregate-address,ipv4-aggregate-suppress-map. For example: 10.25.25.100,10.20.21.40/30,routeMap1.

--ipv6-aggregate-suppress-map stringArray

Route map name used to suppress the specific routes to be advertised, along with the aggregate-address advertisement in the following format: device-ip,ipv6-aggregate-address,ipv6-aggregate-suppress-map. For example: 10.25.25.100,10::20/126,routeMap1.

Usage Guidelines

The --max-path and --rh-max-path parameters can co-exist.

You cannot choose the specific devices on which to configure resilient hashing. Configuration applies to all SLX devices in the tenant VRF.

Examples

This example adds redistribution connected to a VRF.

$ efa tenant vrf update 
--name blue11 --tenant tenant11 --operation redistribute-add --redistribute connected

Vrf updated successfully.

This example removes the max-path from the VRF.

$ efa tenant vrf update 
--name blue12 --tenant tenant1 --operation rh-max-path-delete

Vrf updated successfully.

$ efa tenant vrf update –-name vrf1 –-tenant tenant1
--operation aggregate-address-add
--ipv4-aggregate-address 10.24.80.134,10.21.21.40/30
--ipv4-aggregate-summary-only 10.24.80.134,10.21.21.40/30,true
--ipv4-aggregate-as-set 10.24.80.134,10.21.21.40/30,true
--ipv4-aggregate-advertise-map 10.24.80.134,10.21.21.40/30,some
--ipv4-aggregate-suppress-map 10.24.80.134,10.21.21.40/30,some

$ efa tenant vrf update –-name vrf1 –-tenant tenant1 
 --operation network-add 
 --ipv4-network 10.24.80.134,10.22.30.40/30 
 --ipv4-network-weight 10.24.80.134,10.22.30.40/30,144 
 --ipv4-network 10.24.80.134,10.23.30.40/30 
 --ipv4-network-route-map 10.24.80.134,10.23.30.40/30,rmap1