Not sure what is in that filter policy, but in the Multicast and Routing Guide you can find how to configure, monitor, troubleshoot as well how to filter routes.
You may want to work with Aruba support if you can't make it work.
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Herman Robers
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Original Message:
Sent: Jan 29, 2024 05:11 AM
From: Abrif
Subject: HPE 5510 replaced by Aruba 3810M problem and blockage
Hello,
Allow me to introduce myself; I am Axel, a network administrator in France. I manage a network composed of HPE and Aruba switches. I'm not sure if I'm posting my message in the right discussion thread.
I am facing an issue configuring BGP identically on an Aruba 3810M as on an HPE 5510. Initially, my infrastructure consisted of HPE 5510, but I had to replace some with 3810M. On the three sites that I replaced, I am experiencing BGP problems that are not functioning effectively. For instance, they distribute routes that create conflicts with other sites, and I believe this is due to ACLs that I am unable to configure.
On the HPE switches, I have the following configuration:
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bgp 6xxxx
router-id 10.x.x.x
peer 10.x.x.x as-number 6xxxx
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address-family ipv4 unicast
filter-policy 3020 import
import-route direct
import-route static
import-route ospf 1
peer 10.x.x.x enable
I could use a filter-policy that referenced my ACL "acl number 3020."
On the Aruba 3810M, I configured it as follows:
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router bgp 6xxxx
enable
bgp router-id 10.x.x.x
redistribute connected
redistribute static
redistribute ospf
neighbor 10.x.x.x remote-as 6xxxx
exit
I created an ACL "ip access-list extended "ACL_3020"" but I don't know how to integrate it into BGP to achieve the same configuration as my HPE 5510. I am not familiar with the command that replaces "filter-policy 3020 import."
Could someone guide me on the steps to follow or provide the command that could achieve the same result?
Thank you in advance.