Forum Discussion

KBrinkerhoff's avatar
KBrinkerhoff
Icon for Contributor II rankContributor II
2 months ago

Suppressing Specific BGP peers

There's been a number of times where we have come across customers who have BGP peers that are not in use or sporadically in use, but they do not wish to remove it from their configs.  As a result we...
event_management
teppotahkapaa's avatar
teppotahkapaa
Icon for Expert rankExpert
2 months ago

I think there are no easy answers for this. We are struggling with same issues. If event policies could have white lists then there could be separate event policy for each device and there have regexes to filter stuff out. Suppressing makes this really difficult. One possibility could be to make RBA that checks those BGP events and have then a list of device/BGP pairs, and if find such event, then closes it.