What is the difference between “set community” and “add community” in juniper?
I am trying to understand setting up policies on a juniper router. What is the difference between "add" and "set" community?
set policy-options policy-statement MY_POLICY term MY_TERM then community ?
<community_name> Name to identify a BGP community
+ Add BGP communities to the route
- Remove BGP communities from the route
= Set the BGP communities in the route
add Add BGP communities to the route
delete Remove BGP communities from the route
set Set the BGP communities in the route
routing juniper juniper-junos
edited 2 days ago
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I am trying to understand setting up policies on a juniper router. What is the difference between "add" and "set" community?
set policy-options policy-statement MY_POLICY term MY_TERM then community ?
<community_name> Name to identify a BGP community
+ Add BGP communities to the route
- Remove BGP communities from the route
= Set the BGP communities in the route
add Add BGP communities to the route
delete Remove BGP communities from the route
set Set the BGP communities in the route
routing juniper juniper-junos
edited 2 days ago
Ron Maupin♦
61.7k1162116
asked Dec 19 at 19:30
monica
1257
add a comment |
I am trying to understand setting up policies on a juniper router. What is the difference between "add" and "set" community?
set policy-options policy-statement MY_POLICY term MY_TERM then community ?
<community_name> Name to identify a BGP community
+ Add BGP communities to the route
- Remove BGP communities from the route
= Set the BGP communities in the route
add Add BGP communities to the route
delete Remove BGP communities from the route
set Set the BGP communities in the route
routing juniper juniper-junos
edited 2 days ago
Ron Maupin♦
61.7k1162116
asked Dec 19 at 19:30
monica
1257
I am trying to understand setting up policies on a juniper router. What is the difference between "add" and "set" community?
set policy-options policy-statement MY_POLICY term MY_TERM then community ?
<community_name> Name to identify a BGP community
+ Add BGP communities to the route
- Remove BGP communities from the route
= Set the BGP communities in the route
add Add BGP communities to the route
delete Remove BGP communities from the route
set Set the BGP communities in the route
routing juniper juniper-junos
routing juniper juniper-junos
edited 2 days ago
Ron Maupin♦
61.7k1162116
asked Dec 19 at 19:30
monica
1257
edited 2 days ago
Ron Maupin♦
61.7k1162116
asked Dec 19 at 19:30
monica
1257
edited 2 days ago
Ron Maupin♦
61.7k1162116
edited 2 days ago
Ron Maupin♦
61.7k1162116
edited 2 days ago
Ron Maupin♦
61.7k1162116
61.7k1162116
asked Dec 19 at 19:30
monica
1257
asked Dec 19 at 19:30
monica
1257
asked Dec 19 at 19:30
monica
1257
1257
add a comment |
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set replaces the current communities on a route with the specified community, while
add adds the specified community to any communities already present on that route.
answered Dec 19 at 19:39
Teun Vink♦
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Makes sense. Thank you. 🙌🏼
– monica
Dec 20 at 7:20
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set replaces the current communities on a route with the specified community, while
add adds the specified community to any communities already present on that route.
answered Dec 19 at 19:39
Teun Vink♦
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Makes sense. Thank you. 🙌🏼
– monica
Dec 20 at 7:20
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set replaces the current communities on a route with the specified community, while
add adds the specified community to any communities already present on that route.
answered Dec 19 at 19:39
Teun Vink♦
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Makes sense. Thank you. 🙌🏼
– monica
Dec 20 at 7:20
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set replaces the current communities on a route with the specified community, while
add adds the specified community to any communities already present on that route.
answered Dec 19 at 19:39
Teun Vink♦
10.8k52751
set replaces the current communities on a route with the specified community, while
add adds the specified community to any communities already present on that route.
answered Dec 19 at 19:39
Teun Vink♦
10.8k52751
answered Dec 19 at 19:39
Teun Vink♦
10.8k52751
answered Dec 19 at 19:39
Teun Vink♦
10.8k52751
answered Dec 19 at 19:39
Teun Vink♦
10.8k52751
10.8k52751
Makes sense. Thank you. 🙌🏼
– monica
Dec 20 at 7:20
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Makes sense. Thank you. 🙌🏼
– monica
Dec 20 at 7:20
Makes sense. Thank you. 🙌🏼
– monica
Dec 20 at 7:20
Makes sense. Thank you. 🙌🏼
– monica
Dec 20 at 7:20
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