Restarting BGP Peers in Gaia Portal

This lets you restart BGP peering without restarting the Gaia Check Point security operating system that combines the strengths of both SecurePlatform and IPSO operating systems. RouteD daemon.

To restart BGP peering with all peers in all groups:

1. From the left navigation tree, click Advanced Routing > BGP.

2. In the Peer Groups section, click Restart All.

To restart BGP peering with all peers in the specified group:

1. From the left navigation tree, click Advanced Routing > BGP.

2. In the Peer Groups section, select the peer group.

3. Click Restart.

To restart BGP peering with the specified peer:

1. From the left navigation tree, click Advanced Routing > BGP.

2. In the Peer Groups section, select the peer group.

3. Click Edit.

4. In the Peers section, select the peer.

5. Click Restart.

Important: Restarting any part of a BGP protocol causes neighbor adjacencies to be torn down and brought back up. The protocol's Graceful Restart mechanism does not take effect. Side effects of restarting a BGP instance include: Loss of BGP routes Traffic outage Network topology reconvergence In a ClusterXL or VRRP Cluster Two or more Security Gateways that work together in a redundant configuration - High Availability, or Load Sharing., restart of a BGP instance does not trigger a failover.