neighbor buffered (removed)

NOTE: Starting with CNA release 5.0, this command has been removed.

Creates a buffer for receipt of BGP update tables.

Syntax

neighbor <address> buffered [ <size> ]
 
no neighbor <address> buffered

Arguments

address--IP address of the BGP peer
size--size of buffer, in megabytes; range: 1 through 100 (recommended minimum is 10)

Prerequisites

Must be in BGP configuration mode (config-engine-bgp), which requires privileged-level access.

Occurrence

Use once per BGP peer.

Default

Description

Use the neighbor buffered command to force CNA to place all BGP update data into a special CNA-configured buffer before processing the table.

This buffer should not be necessary under most circumstances and will not speed up a BGP peering that is functioning correctly.

You should consult a Avaya support engineer before using this command.

Use the no form of the command to disable this CNA-configured BGP peering buffer.