Vpn-Related Cli Commands - Cisco ASR 5000 Administration Manual

VPN-Related CLI Commands

exit
aaa-group amazon-group
aaa group default
exit
gtpp group default
exit
ip igmp profile default
exit
Bind physical interfaces with the port.
VPN-Related CLI Commands
VPN-related features and functions are supported across several CLI command modes. The following tables
identify commands associated with configuration and monitoring of VPN-related functions.
For detailed information regarding the use of the commands listed below, see the Command Line Interface
Reference.
Table 42: VPN-Related Configuration Commands
CLI Mode
BGP Address-Family (IPv4/IPv6)
Configuration Mode
BGP Address-Family (IPv4/IPv6)
Configuration Mode
BGP Address-Family (IPv4/IPv6)
Configuration Mode
BGP Address-Family (VPNv4)
Configuration Mode
BGP Address-Family (VPNv4)
Configuration Mode
BGP Address-Family (VRF)
Configuration Mode
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aaa group apple-group
authentication pap 1 chap 2 allow-noauthip context-name Gi_ce
ipv6 address prefix-pool vrf3-v6pool
radius ip vrf vrf2
Command
neighbor ip_address activate
neighbor ip_address send
community { both | extended |
standard }
redistribute connected
neighbor ip_address activate
neighbor ip_address send
community { both | extended |
standard }
neighbor ip_address activate
BGP MPLS VPNs
Description
Enables the exchange of routing
information with a peer router.
Sends the community attributes to
a peer router (neighbor).
Redistributes routes into BGP from
another protocol as BGP neighbors.
Enables the exchange of routing
information with a peer router.
Sends the extended-community
attribute to a peer router. In VPN,
route-distinguisher and route-target
are encoded in the BGP
extended-community. This
command enables sending of BGP
routes with extended community to
a neighbor.
Enables the exchange of routing
information with a peer router.