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How to Restart/Refresh BGP Sessions - Knowledge Base - Palo Alto Networks

How to Restart/Refresh BGP Sessions

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Created On 09/26/18 13:51 PM - Last Modified 06/07/23 20:56 PM


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Restarting a BGP session will build the BGP routing table from scratch (intrusive). Refreshing the session will only fetch/ look out for new routes (non-intrusive).

 

To restart/refresh BGP sessions, run the following commands:

  • For self initiation:

    > test routing bgp virtual-router default restart self   (for restarting BGP connections)

    > test routing bgp virtual-router default refresh self   (for refreshing BGP connections)

  • From Peer side:

    > test routing bgp virtual-router default restart peer <BGP peer>  (for restarting BGP connections)

    > test routing bgp virtual-router default refresh peer <BGP peer>  (for refreshing BGP connections)

Note: Depending on where the connection needs to be restarted/refreshed, it may require running the commands in privilege mode.

 

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