3 weeks ago
Hello,
May I ask if EXOS 31.7.3 supports BGP dynamic neighbour range, please; namely, specify a network on which the BGP neighbours are, rather than individual addresses?
Below is the config that I ran in; but I was stumped trying to find how to configure dynamic neighbours.
configure bgp AS-number 4247257098
configure bgp routerid 1.1.1.1
configure bgp add network 10.1.2.0/24
create bgp peer-group DYNAMIC-PEERS
configure bgp peer-group DYNAMIC-PEERS remote-AS-number 4247257108
I have a Core feature licence enabled on the EXOS box.
Regards,
A.M.
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3 weeks ago
Hello,
I'm afraid EXOS does not support Dynamic BGP peer (neither does VOSS), and it seems to be reserved to SLX-OS devices.
The listen-range parameter you mentioned is from SLX-OS and does not exist in EXOS.
Sources:
The only dirty trick I can think of if you "only" have a /24 is to create a bgp peer-group, and add all individual peers...
Best regards
2 weeks ago
From my understanding, EXOS does not support dynamic BGP neighbor discovery, and this limitation is also present in VOSS. The dynamic peer functionality appears to be an SLX-OS-only feature.
The listen-range option you mentioned is part of SLX-OS BGP implementation and is not available on EXOS, which relies strictly on statically defined neighbors rather than subnet-based dynamic peering.
2 weeks ago
From my understanding, EXOS does not support dynamic BGP neighbor discovery, and this limitation is also present in VOSS. The dynamic peer functionality appears to be an SLX-OS-only feature.
The listen-range option you mentioned is part of SLX-OS BGP implementation and is not available on EXOS, which relies strictly on statically defined neighbors rather than subnet-based dynamic peering.
3 weeks ago
Further information. I tried to add 'listen-range', but it is invalid input.
# configure bgp peer-group DYNAMIC-PEERS listen-range 10.2.3.0/24
^
%% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.
3 weeks ago
Hello,
I'm afraid EXOS does not support Dynamic BGP peer (neither does VOSS), and it seems to be reserved to SLX-OS devices.
The listen-range parameter you mentioned is from SLX-OS and does not exist in EXOS.
Sources:
The only dirty trick I can think of if you "only" have a /24 is to create a bgp peer-group, and add all individual peers...
Best regards