Monitoring And Troubleshooting Pbr - HP ProCurve Secure Router 7203 dl Advanced Management And Configuration Manual

The BGP neighbor defines different policies for the community. Or the
BGP neighbor does not accept community attributes in customer routes.
You should consult with your ISP about what communities it supports.
You may also have problems with the local policy that you have configured
for communities on your router.
View route maps and examine entries that include a match clause for a
community list. Then verify that the set clauses implement the correct policies
for communities in this list.
You can view a community list using this enable mode command:
Syntax: show ip community-list [<listname>]
You can enter show ip bgp community-list <listname> to view the routes
that match the community list.
You can monitor the communities of routes that the router receives by entering
this enable mode command:
Syntax: show ip bgp community [internet | local-as | no-advertise | no-export | <1-
4294967295>]
The CLI displays all routes in the specified community. Enter the command
without a keyword for the community to see all routes known by the router
that have a community attribute.

Monitoring and Troubleshooting PBR

After configuring PBR, you should view the policies and verify that the traffic
is being sent over the correct connections.
You can view the policies applied to router interfaces with this enable mode
command:
ProCurve# show ip policy
This enable mode command displays the policy applied to router traffic (if
any):
ProCurve# show ip local policy
You can view the actual configured policies by viewing the route maps. Enter
this enable mode command:
ProCurve# show route-map [<mapname>]
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