ip large-community-list
standard
Configures a BGP Large-Community access control list (ACL), specifies the large-community number or type, and whether to permit or deny traffic.
Syntax
ip large-community-list
standard
large-community-list-name [
seq
seq-value
]
{
deny
|
permit
}
ADMIN:OPER1:OPER2
no ip large-community-list standard
large-community-list-name
[
[
seq
seq-value
]{deny
|
permit
}
ADMIN:OPER1:OPER2
]
Command Default
No large-community ACL is configured.
Parameters
-
large-community-list-name
- Range is from 1 through 32 ASCII characters.
-
deny
- Denies a matching pattern based on a large community pattern specified in
the list.
-
permit
- Permits a matching pattern based on a large community pattern specified in
the list.
-
seq
seq-value
- Specifies a sequence value. Valid values range from 1 through 65535.
- ADMIN
- A four-octet namespace identifier for a BGP Large-Communities Global Administrator.
- OPER1
- A four-octet operator-defined value for BGP Large-Communities Local Data Part 1.
- OPER2
- A four-octet operator-defined value for BGP Large-Communities Local Data Part 2.
Modes
Global configuration mode
Usage Guidelines
Use the no form of this command to remove the BGP Large-Community
ACL.
A standard large-community list does not accept a regular expression.
There are two ways to delete a filter from the list. The first is by using the
sequence number parameter no ip large-community-list standard
large-community-list-name seq
seq-value. The second is by executing the syntax
no ip large-community-list standard
large-community-list-name , resulting in all filters
within the large-community list container, being removed from the configuration
database.
Examples
The following example creates a standard large-community list.
device# configure terminal
device(config)# ip large-community-list standard lc-acl-1 seq 10 permit 64497:1:528
