BGP4 Route Filters
BGP4 supports several route filters.
- AS-path filter
- An AS-path filter allows or denies specified prefixes from a specified
autonomous system (AS). You use regular expression to match the prefixes and AS.
- Community filter
- A BGP community is a group of destinations that share a common property. You can
filter for communities of a specified type.
- BGP does not use community and extended-community filters directly. Rather, it
uses them indirectly through route-map filtering by means of the route-map command.
- Prefix list
- A prefix list consists of one or more conditional statements that pose an action
(permit or deny) if a route matches a specified prefix.
- Route map
- A route map is a set of match conditions and parameter settings that the device
uses to change route attributes and to control the redistribution of routes into
other protocols.
- Table map
- A table map maps external entry attributes into the BGP routing table to
preserve those attributes after they are redistributed into OSPF. For more
information, see the table-map command in the Extreme SLX-OS Command Reference.