
2-56 delete ip aspathlist Release Note
Software Version 2.7.5
C613-10454-00 REV A
Examples To add a route map entry that sets the community attribute to 489816064 for all
BGP routes, use the command:
add ip routem=set_comm ent=10 set com=489816064
This command creates the route map, adds an entry to it, and adds a set clause
to the entry. No match clause is required because we wish to match all routes.
To use this route map for routes being sent to BGP peer 192.168.1.1, use the
command:
set /jointfilesconvert/427458/bgp peer=192.168.1.1 outr=set_comm
To add a route map entry number 10 that selects all routes with an OSPF metric
in the range 5 to 15, use the command:
add ip routem=metric_ent=10 ma met=5-15
Related Commands delete ip routemap
set ip routemap
show ip routemap
delete ip aspathlist
Syntax DELete IP ASPATHlist=1..99 [ENTry=1..4294967295]
Description This command deletes an entry from an AS path list or deletes an entire AS
path list. You cannot delete an AS path list if a route map is using it, or if a peer
is using it as a filter. First use the match parameter of the delete ip routemap
command on page 2-59 to delete the route map entry, or the set /jointfilesconvert/427458/bgp peer
command in the BGP chapter of the Software Reference to remove the filter
association.
Examples To delete the third entry in AS path list 1, use the command:
del ip aspath=1 ent=3
To delete AS path list 1 and all its entries, use the command:
del ip aspath=1
Related Commands add ip aspathlist
show ip aspathlist
Parameter Description
ASPATHlist The ID number of the AS path list to delete, or to remove an entry
from.
Default: no default
ENTry The number of the entry to delete. If you do not specify an entry, the
whole AS path list is deleted.
Default: no default
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