Configuring BGP Route Reflection in Gaia Clish

You can configure route reflection as an alternative to BGP confederations.

Route reflection supports both internal and external BGP routing groups.

Syntax

set bgp

internal peer <IP Address> peer-type

none

no-client-reflector

reflector-client

cluster-id {<IP Address> | off}

default-med {<0-65535> | off}

default-route-gateway {<IP Address> | off}

Parameters

Parameter	Description
`internal peer <IP Address>` `peer-type none`	The peer router `<IP Address>` is not a reflector client of the local router. This is the default.
`internal peer <IP Address>` `peer-type no-client-reflector`	An advanced option.
`internal peer <IP Address>` `peer-type reflector-client`	The peer router `<IP Address>` is a reflector client of the local router.
`cluster-id <IP Address>`	The cluster Two or more Security Gateways that work together in a redundant configuration - High Availability, or Load Sharing. ID used for route reflection. The cluster ID default is that of the router id. Override the default if the cluster has more than one route reflector
`cluster-id off`	Disable the cluster ID.
`default-med <0-65535>`	The Multi-Exit Discriminator (MED) metric used to advertise routes through BGP.
`default-med off`	Disable the specified MED metric.
`default-route-gateway <IP Address>`	The default route. This route has a higher rank than any configured default static route for this router. If you do not want a BGP peer considered for generating the default route, use this command: `peer <IP Address> suppress-default-originate on`
`default-route-gateway off`	Disables the configured default BGP route.