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VDX6740( 7.3.0aa) - Policy-Based Routing (PBR) -

VDX6740( 7.3.0aa) - Policy-Based Routing (PBR) -

pawarpavan
New Contributor III

Hello Experts,

I'm exploring the PBR route-map set and match options to use them in production and I see switch has a lot of flexibility in terms of match and set : 

extreme01(config-rbridge-id-1)# route-map DC_PROD permit 12

extreme01(config-route-map-DC_PROD/permit/12)# match ?

Possible completions:

  as-path        IP AS Path Access Lists.

  community      Community Access List Name.

  extcommunity   Match BGP/VPN extended community list

  interface      Interface name, maximum 3 interfaces supported

  ip             Internet Protocol (IP).

  ipv6           Internet Protocol (IPv6).

  metric         Route metric

  protocol       Match route on protocol type and sub-type.

  route-type     Route type.

  tag            Route tag.

  vrf            VRF name

extreme01(config-route-map-DC_PROD/permit/12)# set ?

Possible completions:

  as-path            Prepend string for a BGP AS-path attribute

  automatic-tag      Automatically compute TAG value

  comm-list          BGP community list for deletion

  community          BGP community attribute.

  dampening          BGP route flap damping

  distance           Set Admin Distance for matching OSPF routes

  extcommunity       BGP extended community attribute

  ip                 Internet Protocol (IP).

  ipv6               Internet Protocol (IPv6).

  local-preference   BGP local preference path attribute

  metric             Metric value for destination routing protocol

  metric-type        Type of metric for destination routing protocol

  origin             BGP origin code

  tag                Route tag

  weight             BGP weight for routing table

But then I referred Extreme Network OS Security Config doc which only talks about the below options 

  • Select the next-hop gateway.
  • Set the DSCP value.
  • Send the packet to the null interface (null0) to drop the packets.

So wanted to know what options we support.

-Pavan Pawar

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Michael_Morey
Extreme Employee

All of those options should be supported.

I would check the Command Reference guide for a little more information on each.

Thanks,

Michael Morey
Principal Technical Support Engineer
Extreme Networks

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Michael_Morey
Extreme Employee

All of those options should be supported.

I would check the Command Reference guide for a little more information on each.

Thanks,

Michael Morey
Principal Technical Support Engineer
Extreme Networks
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