Route Maps - Configuration Commands

Important - In a Cluster Two or more Security Gateways that work together in a redundant configuration - High Availability, or Load Sharing., you must configure all the Cluster Members in the same way.

To see the available "set" commands for Routemaps, enter in Gaia Clish The name of the default command line shell in Check Point Gaia operating system. This is a restricted shell (role-based administration controls the number of commands available in the shell).:

set routemap[Esc][Esc]

To see the configured Routemaps, enter in Gaia Check Point security operating system that combines the strengths of both SecurePlatform and IPSO operating systems. Clish:

show routemaps

show routemap <Name of Route Map> {all | id <1-65535>}

Important - Some statements have an effect on some protocols only. The same parameter cannot appear both as a "match" and as an "action" statement in a route map. These include Community, Metric, and Nexthop.

Syntax to configure Route Map match conditions

set routemap <Name of Route Map> id {<1-65535> | default} match

as <BGP AS Number> {off | on}

aspath-regex {empty | <Regular Expression>} origin {any | egp | igp | incomplete}

community

<Community ID> as <Community AS Number 1-65535> {off | on}

exact {off | on}

no-advertise {off | on}

no-export {off | on}

no-export-subconfed {off | on}

none {off | on}

community-regex {empty | <Regular Expression>}

ifaddress <IPv4 or IPv6 Address of Interface> {off | on}

interface <Name of Interface> {off | on}

metric value <Metric>

neighbor <IPv4 or IPv6 Address of Network> {off | on}

network <IPv4 or IPv6 Address of Interface>/<Mask Length>

all [restrict {off | on}]

between <Start Mask Length> and <End Mask Length> [restrict {off | on}]

exact [restrict {off | on}]

off

refines [restrict {off | on}]

nexthop <IPv4 or IPv6 Address of Next Hop Gateway> {off | on}

ospf-instance <OSPF Instance> {off | on}

prefix-list <Prefix List>

off

preference <1-255> invert {off | on}

preference <1-255> on

prefix-tree <Prefix Tree>

off

preference <1-255> invert {off | on}

preference <1-255> on

protocol <Protocol>

remove

as

aspath-regex

community

community-regex

ifaddress

interface

metric

neighbor

network

nexthop

ospf-instance

prefix-list

prefix-tree

protocol

route-type

tag

route-type {type-1 | type-2 | inter-area | intra-area} {off | on}

tag <1-4294967295> {off | on}

Syntax to configure Route Map actions on matching routes

set routemap <Name of Route Map> id {<1-65535> | default} action

aspath-prepend-count <1-25>

community

<Community ID> as <Community AS Number 1-65535> {off | on}

append {off | on}

delete {off | on}

no-advertise {off | on}

no-export {off | on}

no-export-subconfed {off | on}

none {off | on}

replace {off | on}

localpref <0-65535>

metric

add <1-4294967295>

igp add <1-4294967295>

igp subtract <1-4294967295>

subtract <1-4294967295>

value <0-4294967295>

nexthop

ip <IPv4 Address of Next Hop Gateway>

ipv6 <IPv6 Address of Next Hop Gateway>

ospfautomatictag <0-4095>

ospfmanualtag <1-4294967295>

precedence <0-65535>

preference <0-65535>

remove

aspath-prepend-count

community

localpref

metric

nexthop ip

nexthop ipv6

ospfautomatictag

ospfmanualtag

precedence

preference

riptag

route-type

riptag <1-65535>

route-type {type-1 | type-2}

Parameters

Parameter

Description

set routemap <Name of Route Map> id {<1-65535> | default} match

Configures Route Map match conditions.

match as <BGP AS Number> {off | on}

Configures the Route Map to only match routes being received from or advertised to the specified BGP Autonomous System number.

Multiple AS match conditions can be configured for a given Route Map ID.

A match will occur if any one of the AS match conditions matches a given route.

Note - This match condition applies to both the "import-routemap" and "export-routemap" commands, but only when you use BGP. For example, "set bgp import-routemap bar preference 1 on".

<BGP AS Number> - Number 1 - 4294967295, or 65535.65535
off - Removes the BGP Autonomous System match condition.
on - Creates the BGP Autonomous System match condition.

match aspath-regex {empty | <Regular Expression>} origin {any | egp | igp | incomplete}

Configures a regular expression to match the BGP Autonomous System Path (AS Path).

Configures a route origin.

A valid AS_PATH regular expression contains only digits and these special characters:

. - The period character matches any single character.
\ - The backslash character matches the character right after the backslash. For pattern recall, match the pattern indicated by the digit following the backslash. To enter the backslash character, enter two backslash characters \\ (the first backslash character escapes the second backslash character).
^ - The circumflex character matches the characters or null string at the beginning of the AS path.
$ - The dollar character matches the characters or null string at the end of the AS path.
? - The question mark matches zero or one occurrence of the pattern before "?". To enter the question mark, press the CTRL V keys and then press the Shift ? keys.
* - The asterisk character matches zero or more occurrences of the pattern before "*".
+ - The plus character matches one or more occurrences of the pattern before "+".
| - The pipeline (vertical line) character matches one of the patterns on either side of the "|" character.
_ - The underscore character matches comma (,), left brace ({), right brace (}), beginning of ASPath (^), end of ASPath ($), or a whitespace (space or tabulation).
[ ] - The square brackets match the set of characters or range of characters separated by a hyphen (-) within the brackets.
( ) - The round brackets group one or more patterns into a single pattern.
{m n} - Matches at least "m" and at most "n" repetitions of the pattern before "{m,n}". Both "m" and "n" are positive integers, and "m" is less than or equal to "n".
{m} - Matches exactly "m" repetitions of the pattern before "{m}". The "m" is a positive integer.
{m,} - Matches "m" or more repetitions of the pattern before "{m}". The "m" is a positive integer.

The route origin:

any - A route was learned from any protocol and the path is probably complete.
igp - A route was learned from an interior routing protocol and the path is probably complete.
egp - A route was learned from an exterior routing protocol that does not support AS-PATH, and the path is probably incomplete.
incomplete - The route path information is incomplete.

match community <Community ID> as <Community AS Number 1-65535> {off | on}

Configures the Route Map to match the specified Community ID and Community AS number attributes of BGP routes.

off - Removes the BGP community match condition.
on - Creates the BGP community match condition.

match community exact {off | on}

Matches exactly the set of configured Communities against the entire BGP Communities attribute.

You must add the Community String(s) to be matched to this Route Map ID with this command:

set routemap <Route Map Name> id <Route Map ID> match community <Community ID> as <Community AS Number> on

off - Removes the BGP community match condition.
on - Creates the BGP community match condition.

Note - This match condition applies to both the "import-routemap" and "export-routemap" commands, but only when you use BGP. For example, "set bgp import-routemap bar preference 1 on".

match community no-advertise {off | on}

Matches routes, which have the No-Advertise option set in the BGP Communities attribute.

Routes with this value are not advertised to any BGP peers.

off - Removes the BGP community match condition.
on - Creates the BGP community match condition.

Note - This match condition applies to both the "import-routemap" and "export-routemap" commands, but only when you use BGP. For example, "set bgp import-routemap bar preference 1 on".

match community no-export {off | on}

Matches routes, which have the No-Export option set in the BGP Communities attribute.

Routes with this value are not exported outside a BGP Confederation boundary.

This option also applies to stand-alone Autonomous Systems, which are not part of a Confederation.

off - Removes the BGP community match condition.
on - Creates the BGP community match condition.

Note - This match condition applies to both the "import-routemap" and "export-routemap" commands, but only when you use BGP. For example, "set bgp import-routemap bar preference 1 on".

match community no-export-subconfed {off | on}

Matches routes, which have the No-Export-Subconfed option set in the BGP Communities attribute.

Routes with this value are not exported outside a BGP Autonomous System.

For Confederations, routes are not exported to routers that have a different Routing Domain Identifier.

off - Removes the BGP community match condition.
on - Creates the BGP community match condition

Note - This match condition applies to both the "import-routemap" and "export-routemap" commands, but only when you use BGP. For example, "set bgp import-routemap bar preference 1 on".

match community none {off | on}

Matches routes, which have an empty BGP Communities attribute.

off - Removes the BGP community match condition.
on - Creates the BGP community match condition

Note - This match condition applies to both the "import-routemap" and "export-routemap" commands, but only when you use BGP. For example, "set bgp import-routemap bar preference 1 on".

match community-regex {empty | <Regular Expression>}

Configures a regular expression to match the BGP Community.

. - The period character matches any single character.
. - The backslash character matches the character right after the backslash. For pattern recall, match the pattern indicated by the digit following the backslash. To enter the backslash character, enter two backslash characters \\ (the first backslash character escapes the second backslash character).
. - The circumflex character matches the characters or null string at the beginning of the AS path.
. - The dollar character matches the characters or null string at the end of the AS path.
. - The question mark matches zero or one occurrence of the pattern before "?". To enter the question mark, press the CTRL V keys and then press the Shift ? keys.
. - The asterisk character matches zero or more occurrences of the pattern before "*".
. - The plus character matches one or more occurrences of the pattern before "+".
. - The pipeline (vertical line) character matches one of the patterns on either side of the "|" character.
. - The underscore character matches comma (,), left brace ({), right brace (}), beginning of ASPath (^), end of ASPath ($), or a whitespace (space or tabulation).
[ ] - The square brackets match the set of characters or range of characters separated by a hyphen (-) within the brackets.
( ) - The round brackets group one or more patterns into a single pattern.
{m n} - Matches at least m and at most n repetitions of the pattern before {m,n}. Both m and n are positive integers, and m is less than or equal to n.
{m} - Matches exactly m repetitions of the pattern before {m}. The m is a positive integer.
{m,} - Matches m or more repetitions of the pattern before {m}. The m is a positive integer.

Note - This match condition applies to both the "import-routemap" and "export-routemap" commands, but only when you use BGP. For example, "set bgp import-routemap bar preference 1 on".

match ifaddress <IPv4 or IPv6 Address of Interface> {off | on}

Configures the Route Map to match the specified interface IP address.

The specified IP address is matched against the IP address of the interface, which received the route.

This match condition only applies to routes received through dynamic routing protocols and is otherwise ignored.

For example, static routes match the Route Map, even though they were not received from the interface IP address specified by this match condition.

There can be multiple interface address match conditions under the same Route Map ID.

This type of match condition applies to Route Maps, which are used with the "import-routemap" command and with the "export-routemap" command.

off - Removes the interface address first hop match condition.
on - Creates the interface address first hop match condition.

match interface <Name of Interface> {off | on}

Configures the Route Map to match the specified interface name.

There can be multiple interface match conditions under the same Route Map ID.

This type of match condition applies to Route Maps, which are used with the "import-routemap" command and with the "export-routemap" command.

off - Removes the interface name first hop match condition.
on - Creates the interface name first hop match condition.

match metric value <Metric>

Configures the Route Map to match routes that have a specific metric.

This match condition is applicable for RIP, BGP, and OSPF.

For RIP and IPv6 RIP (RIPng), this matches the RIP metric.

The valid range of values is 1 - 65535, where 16 or greater indicates the route is unreachable.
For OSPF and IPv6 OSPF (OSPFv3), this value matches the route cost.

The valid range of values is 0 - 65535.
For BGP, this value matches the MED.

The valid range of values is 0 - 4294967295.

match neighbor <IPv4 or IPv6 Address of Network> {off | on}

Configures the Route Map to match routes from the specified neighbor.

This match rule Set of traffic parameters and other conditions in a Rule Base (Security Policy) that cause specified actions to be taken for a communication session. is only applicable for BGP or RIP and only when you use the "import-routemap" command.

Multiple neighbor match conditions can be configured for a given Route Map ID.

match network <IPv4 or IPv6 Address of Interface>/<Mask Length>

Configures the Route Map to match routes, which are based on the specified IPv4 or IPv6 subnet.

match network ... all [restrict {off | on}]

Configures the Route Map to match all subnets, which are equal to, or contained within the specified IPv4 or IPv6 subnet.

restrict off - Allows the matched subnets to be exported or imported.
restrict on - Prevents the matched subnets from being exported or imported.

match network ... between <Start Mask Length> and <End Mask Length> [restrict {off | on}]

Configures the Route Map to match routes that are within the specified IPv4 or IPv6 subnet, and which have a mask length that is between the specified range of values.

To resolve conflicts in match conditions, Route Maps are ordered by ID.

For a specified Route Map, the match conditions under ID 1 take precedence, followed by ID 2, and so on.

restrict off - Allows the matched subnets to be exported or imported.
restrict on - Prevents the matched subnets from being exported or imported.

match network ... exact [restrict {off | on}]

Configures the Route Map to only match routes, which have the same prefix and mask length as the specified IPv4 or IPv6 subnet.

restrict off - Allows the matched subnets to be exported or imported.
restrict on - Prevents the matched subnets from being exported or imported.

match network ... off

Removes the network match condition.

match network ... refines [restrict {off | on}]

Configures the Route Map to match routes, which are contained within the specified IPv4 or IPv6 subnet.

Routes that exactly match the specified subnet (have the same mask length), are excluded from the match.

restrict off - Allows the matched subnets to be exported or imported.
restrict on - Prevents the matched subnets from being exported or imported.

match nexthop <IPv4 or IPv6 Address of Next Hop Gateway> {off | on}

Configures the Route Map to match routes that have the specified IPv4 or IPv6 next hop gateway address.

Multiple next hop match conditions can be configured for a given Route Map ID.

A match occurs, if any of the next hop values are matched by a specified route.

This match is only applicable when you use the "export-routemap" command to export BGP, RIP, or OSPF routes.

match ospf-instance <OSPF Instance> {off | on}

Matches routes learned from a specific OSPF Instance.

This only affect routes from OSPF.

match prefix-list <Prefix List>

Configures the Route Map to match the specified Prefix List.

Each route is matched against the specified prefix list's prefixes and is accepted or rejected according to the prefix list's policy.

Multiple prefix lists may be matched, and are considered in order of preference (from low to high).

Prefix lists may be used for either "export-routemap" or "import-routemap" commands.

A specified Route Map ID may only match one of these types:

Prefix List
Prefix Tree
Network

match prefix-list <Prefix List> off

Removes the prefix list match condition.

match prefix-list <Prefix List> preference <1-255> invert {off | on}

Configures the preference for this match statement.

Groups of prefixes are matched in increasing order of preference, until a match is found.

invert off - Does not invert the Accept / Restrict parameters on prefixes.
invert on - Inverts the Accept / Restrict parameters on prefixes. If a prefix is marked as "restrict", allow it instead. If it is not marked as "restrict", restrict it.

match prefix-list <Prefix List> preference <1-255> on

Creates the prefix list match condition.

match prefix-tree <Prefix Tree>

Configures the Route Map to match the specified Prefix Tree.

Each route is matched against the specified prefix tree's prefixes and is accepted or rejected according to the prefix tree's policy.

Multiple prefix trees may be matched, and will be considered in order of preference (from low to high).

Prefix trees may be used for either "export-routemap" or "import-routemap" commands.

A specified Route Map ID may only match one of the following types:

Prefix List
Prefix Tree
Network

match prefix-tree <Prefix Tree> off

Removes the prefix tree match condition.

match prefix-tree <Prefix Tree> preference <1-255> invert {off | on}

Configures the preference for this match statement.

Groups of prefixes are matched in increasing order of preference, until a match is found.

invert off - Does not invert the Accept / Restrict parameters on prefixes.
invert on - Inverts the Accept / Restrict parameters on prefixes. If a prefix is marked as "restrict", allow it instead. If it is not marked as "restrict", restrict it.

match prefix-tree <Prefix Tree> preference <1-255> on

Creates the prefix tree match condition.

match protocol <Protocol>

Configures the Route Map to match routes of the specified protocol type.

Use this match for route redistribution between protocols.

aggregate - Aggregate routes
bgp - BGP routes
direct -Interface routes
kernel - OS kernel (injected) routes
ospf2 - IPv4 OSPFv2
ospf2ase - IPv4 OSPFv2 External routes
ospf3 - IPv6 OSPFv3 routes
ospf3ase - IPv6 OSPFv3 External routes
rip - IPv4 RIP routes
ripng - IPv6 RIPng routes
static - Static routes

match remove as

Removes all BGP Autonomous System match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove aspath-regex

Removes the BGP AS-Path RegEx match condition from this Route Map ID.

match remove community

Removes all BGP Community match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove community-regex

Removes the BGP Community match condition.

match remove ifaddress

Removes all interface address match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove interface

Removes all interface name match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove metric

Removes the metric match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove neighbor

Removes the neighbor match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove network

Removes the network address match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove nexthop

Removes the nex thop gateway match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove ospf-instance

Removes the OSPF instance match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove prefix-list

Removes the prefix list match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove prefix-tree

Removes the prefix tree match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove protocol

Removes the protocol match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove route-type

Removes all route type match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match remove tag

Removes all OSPF Tag match conditions from this Route Map ID.

match route-type {type-1 | type-2 | inter-area | intra-area} {off | on}

Configures the Route Map to match the specified route type.

This match condition is only applicable when used with the "export-routemap" command to export routes to other routers through OSPFv2 or OSPFv3.

For example: set ospf export-routemap foo id 1 on

If you configure the route type of inter-area or intra-area, then configure the protocol match to ospf2.
If you configure the route type of type-1 or type-2, then configure the protocol match condition to ospf2ase.

During the export OSPF ASE routes to other protocols, if the metric match condition is set, but the route type match condition is not set, the routing system tries to match the metric value for both type-1 and type-2 routes.

There can be multiple route type match conditions.

off - Removes the OSPF route type match condition.
on - Creates the OSPF route type match condition.

Note - This match condition cannot be used simultaneously with the "route-type" action.

match tag <1-4294967295> {off | on}

Configures the Route Map to match OSPF external routes with the specified tag value.

Multiple tag match conditions can be added to a given Route Map ID to broaden the range of tag values which are matched.

Currently this feature can only be used to export OSPF routes to BGP.

off - Removes the OSPF tag match condition.
on - Creates the OSPF tag match condition.

set routemap <Name of Route Map> id {<1-65535> | default} action

Configures action to perform on matching routes.

action aspath-prepend-count <1-25>

Causes the local Autonomous System (AS) number to be affixed to the beginning of the AS path when routes matching the Route Map are advertised through BGP.

The provided value indicates the number of times the local AS number should be prepended.

This action only applies to BGP, and only applies when you export routes with the "export-routemap" command. The action is otherwise ignored.

action community

Configures actions to alter the Communities attribute of BGP routes matched by this Route Map ID.

The Community Action List configured here and the configured operation determine how the BGP Communities attribute are altered.

action community <Community ID> as <Community AS Number 1-65535> {off | on}

Configures the Route Map to append a Community with the specified Community ID and Community AS number to the Community Action List.

off - Removes the BGP community action.
on - Creates the BGP community action.

action community append {off | on}

Configures the Communities in the Community Action List to be appended to the BGP Communities attribute of BGP routes matched by this Route Map ID.

off - Removes the BGP community action.
on - Creates the BGP community action.

action community delete {off | on}

Configures the Communities in the Community Action List to be deleted from the existing BGP Communities attribute of BGP routes matched by this Route Map ID.

off - Removes the BGP community action.
on - Creates the BGP community action.

action community no-advertise {off | on}

Appends the special Community "NO_ADVERTISE" (65535:65282) to the Community Action List.

Routes with this value are not advertised to any BGP peers.

off - Removes the BGP community action.
on - Creates the BGP community action.

action community no-export {off | on}

Appends the special Community "NO_EXPORT" (65535:65281) to the Community Action List.

Routes with this value are not exported outside a BGP Confederation boundary.

This option also applies to stand-alone Autonomous Systems, which are not part of a Confederation.

off - Removes the BGP community action.
on - Creates the BGP community action.

action community no-export-subconfed {off | on}

Appends the special Community "NO_EXPORT_SUBCONFED" (65535:65283) to the Community Action List.

Routes with this value are not exported outside a BGP Autonomous System.

For Confederations, routes are not exported to routers that have a different Routing Domain Identifier.

off - Removes the BGP community action.
on - Creates the BGP community action.

action community none {off | on}

Configures no BGP Community attribute to be sent, regardless of any existing BGP Community attribute.

off - Removes the BGP community action.
on - Creates the BGP community action.

action community replace {off | on}

Configures the Communities in the Community Action List to replace all Communities in the BGP Communities attribute of BGP routes matched by this Route Map ID.

If the Community Action List is empty, the BGP Communities attribute remains unchanged.

off - Removes the BGP community action.
on - Creates the BGP community action.

action localpref <0-65535>

Configures the local preference for iBGP routes which match this Route Map.

This action only applies to the iBGP protocol, and only to Route Maps, which are used with the "import-routemap" command.

action metric add <1-4294967295>

Increments the metric of matching routes by the specified amount.

This action only applies when:

you export OSPF/OSPFv3 or RIP/RIPng routes to BGP with the "set bgp ... export-routemap" command
you import RIP/RIPng routes from other routers with the "import-routemap" command

Otherwise, this action has no effect. For example, when you import OSPF/OSPFv3 routes from other routers.

When you export routes to BGP, the valid range of values for the resulting metric is 0 - 4294967295.
When you import routes from RIP, the valid range of the resulting value is 1 - 65535, where 16 or greater causes the route to be treated as unreachable and not be installed in the kernel routing table.
When you import routes from OSPF, the valid range of the resulting value is 0 - 65535.

action metric igp add <1-4294967295>

Configures the metric to the RIP metric value and adds the specified constant to it.

This action only applies when you export OSPF/OSPFv3 or RIP/RIPng routes to BGP with the "set bgp ... export-routemap" command. Otherwise, this action has no effect.

The valid range of values for the resulting metric is 0 - 4294967295.

action metric igp subtract <1-4294967295>

Configures the metric to the RIP metric value and subtracts the specified constant from it.

This action only applies when you export OSPF/OSPFv3 or RIP/RIPng routes to BGP with the "set bgp ... export-routemap" command. Otherwise, this action has no effect.

The valid range of values for the resulting metric is 0 - 4294967295.

action metric subtract <1-4294967295>

Decrements the metric of matching routes by the specified amount.

This action only applies when:

you export OSPF/OSPFv3 or RIP/RIPng routes to BGP with the "set bgp ... export-routemap" command
you import RIP/RIPng routes from other routers with the "import-routemap" command

Otherwise, this action has no effect. For example when you import OSPF/OSPFv3 routes from other routers.

When you export routes to BGP, the valid range of values for the resulting metric is 0 - 4294967295.
When you import routes from RIP, the valid range of the resulting value is 1 - 65535, where 16 or greater causes the route to be treated as unreachable and not be installed in the kernel routing table.
When you import routes from OSPF, the valid range of the resulting value is 0 - 65535.

action metric value <0-4294967295>

Configures the metric of matching routes to the specified value.

When you export to IPv4 RIP or IPv6 RIPng, this action sets the RIP metric. The valid range of values is 1 - 65535, where 16 or greater indicates the route is unreachable.

When you export to IPv4 OSPFv2 or IPv6 OSPFv3, this action sets the OSPF route cost. The valid range of values is 0 - 65535.
When you export to BGP, this action affects the BGP MED. The valid range of values is 0 - 4294967295.

This action only applies to Route Maps used with the "export-routemap" command. Otherwise, this action has no effect.

action nexthop ip <IPv4 Address of Next Hop Gateway>

Configures the IPv4 next hop address for matching BGP routes.

The next hop address value in the match condition cannot be a link-local address.

This action only applies when you import BGP routes from, or export BGP routes to another router.

When operating as a route reflector, the next hop is not changed for any route learned from iBGP when the route is being exported to an internal BGP peer.

action nexthop ipv6 <IPv6 Address of Next Hop Gateway>

Configures the IPv6 next hop address for matching BGP routes.

The next hop address value in the match condition cannot be a link-local address.

This action only applies when you import BGP routes from, or export BGP routes to another router.

When operating as a route reflector, the next hop is not changed for any route learned from iBGP when the route is being exported to an internal BGP peer.

action ospfautomatictag <0-4095>

Configures the automatic tag for OSPF external routes that match the Route Map.

This action only applies when you export non-OSPF routes into OSPF with the "export-routemap" command.

See RFC 1403 for more information on OSPF tags.

action ospfmanualtag <1-4294967295>

Configures the manual tag for OSPF external routes that match this Route Map ID.

This action only applies when you export non-OSPF routes into OSPF with the "export-routemap" command.

See RFC 1403 for more information on OSPF tags.

action precedence <0-65535>

Configures the precedence of routes, which match this Route Map ID.

If the same route is being imported into the kernel routing table from multiple sources (multiple protocols), the precedence values are compared to determine which route is preferred.

The lower value has priority.

The non-preferred routes are marked as inactive and not installed in the kernel.

This action only applies when you use the "import-routemap" command.

action preference <0-65535>

Configures the BGP preference of routes, which match this Route Map ID.

This action applies only to routes received via BGP advertisements.

This is equivalent to the BGP weight (in Cisco terms) of the route.

However, unlike Cisco, the route with lower value is preferred.

Routes with any weight are preferred over routes without a weight.

The preference value is only applicable for the local router.

action remove aspath-prepend-count

Removes the as-prepend-count action from this Route Map ID.

action remove community

Removes all Community action statements from this Route Map ID.

action remove localpref

Removes the local preference action statements from this Route Map ID.

action remove metric

Removes the metric action statements from this Route Map ID.

action remove nexthop ip

Removes the IPv4 next hop action from this Route Map ID.

action remove nexthop ipv6

Removes the IPv6 next hop action from this Route Map ID.

action remove ospfautomatictag

Removes the OSPF automatic tag action statements from this Route Map ID.

action remove ospfmanualtag

Removes the OSPF manual tag action statements from this Route Map ID.

action remove precedence

Removes the precedence action statements from this Route Map ID.

action remove preference

Removes the preference action statements from this Route Map ID.

action remove riptag

Removes the RIP tag action statements from this Route Map ID.

action remove route-type

Removes the route type action statements from this Route Map ID.

action riptag <1-65535>

Configures the RIP tag for external routes that match this Route Map ID.

action route-type {type-1 | type-2}

This action only applies when you export non-RIP routes into RIP with the "export-routemap" command.

See RFC 2453 for more information on RIP route tags.

set routemap <Name of Route Map> id {<1-65535> | default} allow

Allows all matching routes, unless specifically restricted.

set routemap <Name of Route Map> id {<1-65535> | default} inactive

Disables the Route Map ID (use "allow" or "restrict" to re-activate).

set routemap <Name of Route Map> id {<1-65535> | default} {off | on}

Removes (off) or creates (on) this Route Map ID.

Range: 1-65535

Default: 10

set routemap <Name of Route Map> id {<1-65535> | default} restrict

Restricts all routes, unless specifically accepted.