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DXS-3600 Series Layer 3 Managed 10Gigabit Ethernet Switch CLI Reference Guide
list matches the route, then no further check will be done against the remaining entries in the access list.
If the matched entry is a permit entry, then the AS path access list is matched. If the matched entry is a
deny entry, then the AS path access list is not matched. If none of the rule entries match the route, then
the AS path access list is not matched.
Example
This example shows how to add a match statement to the policy routing entry named "myPolicy".
Switch# configure terminal
Switch(config)# route-map myPolicy permit 1
Switch(config-route-map)# match as-path PATH_ACL
10-33 match community
This command is used to define a BGP community access list match condition in a route map rule. To
delete the match statement, use the no form of this command.
match community COMMUNITY-LIST-NAME [exact]
no match community
Parameters
COMMUNITY-LIST-NAME
exact
Default
No match statements in the route map.
Command Mode
Route-map Configuration Mode.
Command Default Level
Level: 12.
Usage Guideline
A route map can contain multiple route map entries, which is either a permit entry or a deny entry. When
a route is checked against a route map, the entry in the route map will be checked whether match the
route based on its sequence number in the route map. If an entry is found matched, the action associated
with the entry will be taken and no further check will be done against the remaining entry in the route map.
A route map entry can contain multiple match and set statements. To match a route map entry, all of the
match statements in the route map rule must be satisfied. When a route map entry is matched, all the set
statements in the rule will be performed.
Use the match community command to match a community list in a route map entry definition. To match
a route against a route map entry, all match statements must be satisfied. To match a community list, if
an entry in the community list matches the route, then no further check will be done against the remaining
entries in the access list. If the matched entry is a permit entry, then the community list is matched. If the
matched entry is a deny entry, then the community list is not matched. If none of the rule entries in the
community list match the route, then the community list is not matched.
The exact keyword is used for matching a standard community list. When exact is specified, the
communities of the route must be exactly the same as the communities specified in the community list
entry.
Specifies a BGP community access list.
(Optional) Specifies that an exact match is required. All of the
communities and only those communities specified must be present.
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