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Configuring IP Services
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BGP-4 accept and announce policies allow you to specify a match for an AS
number in an AS path. To specify the position of the AS in the path, you supply a
regular expression using the characters described in Table 5-3.
Table 5-3. Characters in AS Path Pattern Matching
Filter Character Function
C Matches any character, except those listed below. An ordinary
character (like a, b, 7, or q) matches only itself.
\ (Backslash) Escape character. Use this to match a special character that would
otherwise have special meaning to the software. You must enclose the
special character to be matched in single quotes following the
backslash character. The special character that require quoting to
match themselves are:
\ (backslash)
. (dot or period)
^ (caret or circumflex, as the first character in the string)
$ (currency symbol, as the last
character in the string)
[ (left bracket)
? (question mark)
* (asterisk)
{ (left brace)
( (left parenthesis)
) (right parenthesis)
| (vertical bar)
Any other quoted character following a backslash matches itself.
For example, to match a backslash (\) in a string, include the following
in the filter expression:
\’\’
. (Dot or period) Matches a single character.
^ (Caret or
circumflex)
The caret or circumflex has special meaning
only
when it’s the
leftmost
character in the filter expression. As such, it constrains the expression
to match the leftmost portion of a line. A match of this type is called an
“anchored match,” because it is anchored to a specific place in the line.
$ (Currency
symbol)
The currency symbol has special meaning
only
when it’s the
rightmost
character in the filter expression. As such, it constrains the expression
to match the rightmost portion of a line. A match of this type is called
an “anchored match,” because it is anchored to a specific place in the
line.
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