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bgp->clear peer-group vs no neighbor peer-group
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| what's the MAIN difference between:
clear ip bgp peer-group (peer-group-name)
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no neighbor (peer-group-name) peer-group?
thanks for your comments
frans
[This message has been edited by emo francois (edited 12-28-2000).] | |
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| Probably the configuration mode you're in when you issue the commands. To me, looks like they accomplish the same task. (Do you know PERL? PERL's motto: "There is More Than One Way to Do It"  )
Hmm, I double checked on this one. Apparently, "clear ..." removes all the members from the peer-group, without removing the group itself, while "no neighbor..." removes the group and the members. However, I couldn't find an answer for this: is it possible/legal (not worried about usefulness now) to have a peer-group with no members?
Cheers!
[This message has been edited by dmaftei (edited 12-28-2000).] |
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