Deleting Communities From A Route - HP 7102dl - ProCurve Secure Router Configuration Manual

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As always, you can use prefix lists to group routes according to their destina-

tion address. For example, you can divide the Internet into several sections

and group routes to each section together in a set. You can then configure

different attributes for sets of routes that arrive on different interfaces.

You can also match traffic according to its community. As mentioned earlier,

the communities to which a route belongs only affect the route when admin-

istrators configure policies that apply to those communities. The match

command and community list define the community or communities to which

a policy applies. The set commands (described below) actually define the

Setting Attributes for Selected Routes. Use the set commands to add

attributes to the set of routes that you have selected with the match com-

mands. Among other functions, these attributes affect which route BGP

selects as best. The attributes that you can apply to a route include:

local preference

To set a local preference for selected routes, enter this command from the

route map configuration mode context:

Syntax: set local-preference <value>

Enter a value between 0 and 4294967295.

You can only set a local preference for inbound routes. You cannot set the

local preference for routes outbound to an external neighbor.

To place the route in a community defined in the local network, enter this

<1-4294967295> | <aa:nn>]

You may need to clear communities to which the remote neighbor has assigned

the route. See "Deleting Communities from a Route" on page 15-105.