Allied Telesis AR700 Series - Manual (Page 11)

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CR00007105 MSTP - Two new commands have been added to simplify MSTP management:
enable mstp port={port-list|all}
disable mstp port={port-list|all}
These commands enable or disable MSTP on the specified ports for the CIST and
all currently-configured MSTIs, in a single step.
Previously, this operation required two commands. For example, you can now use
enable mstp port={port-list|all} instead of the following commands:
enable mstp cist port={port-list|all}
enable mstp msti=instance port={port-list|all}
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CR00007419 BGP - This enhancement enables the router or switch to establish BGP peer sessions
with remote peers when the router or switch does not support all the capabilities
that the remote peer is using. To allow this, a new parameter,
capabilitymatching, has been added to the following commands:
add bgp peer=ipadd [capabilitymatching={strict|loose}]
[other parameters]
set bgp peer=ipadd [capabilitymatching={strict|loose}]
[other parameters]
The capabilitymatching parameter specifies whether the local BGP speaker (the
router or switch) strictly or loosely compares this remote peer’s capabilities with
its own capabilities. When you specify strict, the local speaker only establishes a
session to the peer if the local speaker supports all the capabilities that the
remote peer advertises in its Open message. When you specify loose, the local
speaker and the peer establish a session as long as the remote peer supports at
least the IPv4 address family and IPv4 unicast capabilities. The default is strict.
You can see the current setting by using the command:
show bgp peer=ipadd
and checking the new “Capability Matching” field.
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