match rpki

Syntax

match rpki { valid | invalid | not-found }

[no] match rpki { valid | invalid | not-found }

Parameters

valid: Indicates that the received prefix is valid when compared with the local RPKI cache.
invalid: Indicates that the received prefix is invalid when compared with the local RPKI cache.
not-found: Indicates that the received prefix is not-found when compared with the local RPKI cache.

Modes

Route Map

Usage Guidelines

Use the [no] format of this command to remove match rpki configured for a route map configuration.

Examples

This command shows the steps to create a match rpki configuration within the Route Map (BGP) permit entry.

This command creates a route map permit entry.

SLX(config)# route-map rm-bgp-p-test-01 permit 1
                    SLX(config-route-map-rm-bgp-p-test-01/permit/1)#

This command creates a match RPKI entry for valid prefixes.

SLX(config-route-map-rm-bgp-p-test-01/permit/1)# 
SLX(config-route-map-rm-bgp-p-test-01/permit/1)# match rpki valid
SLX(config-route-map-rm-bgp-p-test-01/permit/1)#

This command adds the other configurations for this route map permit entry.

SLX(config-route-map-rm-bgp-p-test-01/permit/1)# 
SLX(config-route-map-rm-bgp-p-test-01/permit/1)# match metric 10
SLX(config-route-map-rm-bgp-p-test-01/permit/1)# continue 
SLX(config-route-map-rm-bgp-p-test-01/permit/1)# set weight 10

This example shows the steps to remove the match rpki configuration from an existing route-map configuration.

(1)SLX(config-route-map-rm-bgp-p-test-01/deny/1)# 
SLX(config-route-map-rm-bgp-p-test-01/deny/1)# match rpki invalid
SLX(config-route-map-rm-bgp-p-test-01/permit/1)#