Juniper JUNOSE SOFTWARE FOR E SERIES 11.0.X - BGP AND MPLS CONFIGURATION GUIDE 2009-12-30 Configuration Manual page 734

JUNOSe 11.0.x BGP and MPLS Configuration Guide
route maps, BGP..........................................................72
assigning neighbor weights.................................112
filtering incoming/outgoing routes........................90
setting local preferences.....................................117
route reachability information, BGP/MPLS VPN..........404
route reflectors...........................................................148
route target
defining BGP/MPLS VPN......................................416
route targets
configuring VPN topologies.................................400
export list...........................................................379
for VPN topologies..............................................400
import list...........................................................379
route- refresh message , BGP.........................................8
route-map command...................................................76
route-refresh capabilities............................................126
route-target address family..................................43, 374
route-target command...............................................417
route-target extended community..............................404
route-target filtering, advertisement rules with...........404
route-target filters......................................................404
route-target membership attribute.............................404
router commands
router bgp.....................................17, 432, 594, 658
router ospf..........................................................602
routes
BGP.........................................................................8
conditionally advertising BGP...............................62
processing of received routes for BGP/MPLS
VPNs...............................................................454
redistributing into BGP..........................................53
using BGP...........................................................156
routing and forwarding instance. See VRF
routing table
global BGP non-VPN....................................422, 424
global BGP VPN...................................................422
routing, BGP
conditional............................................................62
confederation......................................................144
default routes, configuring....................................55
maximum number of parallel routes...........141, 436
monitoring routing table.....................................160
path selection process.........................................106
policy configuration..............................................70
reduce the number of meshed peers..................143
route flapping and flap damping.........................102
route reflectors...................................................148
routing, IP
monitoring..........................................................319
RSVP-TE (Resource Reservation Protocol with traffic
engineering extensions)..........................................229
BFD liveness detection and.................................252
bypass tunnels....................................................284
detecting path failures.........................................252
fast reroute extensions........................................284
698
Index
graceful restart....................................................249
announcement of........................................249
preserving established LSP labels.................249
recovery period...........................................249
recovery time..............................................249
restart time..................................................249
restarting behavior......................................249
hello messages....................................................246
MD5 authentication............................................283
overview.............................................................231
peer reachability.................................................246
purging learned routes........................................252
refresh reduction................................................231
state synchronization..........................................231
RT-MEM-NLRI attribute..............................................404
S
S-VLAN Subinterface with an Untagged C-VLAN ID
overview.............................................................518
S-VLANs (stacked virtual local area networks)
configuring tunnel interfaces..............................526
interface stacking................................................526
tunnels................................................................526
SAR scheduler
scaling limitation
and number of ATM VCs in the VCI/VPI
ranges......................................................519
scaling limitations
and support of multiple VCs over a single
pseudowire..............................................519
scalability considerations
transmission of multiple ATM VCs over a single
pseudowire
and VCI/VPI ranges......................................522
scaling limitations
on SAR scheduler
and support of multiple VCs over a single
pseudowire..............................................519
sessions, BGP
assigning interface to............................................30
reset and clear......................................................98
resetting and clearing...........................................98
set commands
set comm-list delete..............................................72
set community......................................................95
set dampening..............................................72, 102
set distance...........................................................81
set extcommunity.................................................72
set ip next-hop......................................................72
set level................................................................81
set local-preference...............................................72
set metric..............................................................72
set metric-type......................................................72
set mpls-label......................................................453
set origin...............................................................72