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Forces CNA to assert a route even though it is also a BGP selected route.
assert-routes-matching-bgp no assert-routes-matching-bgp
Must be in system-operations mode, with privileged-level access.
When integrating CNA into some highly customized network topologies, it may be advantageous to force a route assertion on a router even though BGP has already selected the route for a given prefix. (This will have at least one major consequence: CNA will not be able to recognize subsequent changes in the natural BGP selection.)
If you are sure this behavior is correct for your network, use the assert-routes-matching-bgp command to enable assert-matching-routes mode.
Use the no form of the command to disable assert-matching-routes mode.
When this mode is disabled (the default condition), CNA will not assert a performance route to a router when the CNA choice and the BGP selected route for the prefix are the same.
NOTE: If route assertion is not enabled (see the route-assert-mode command), the assert-routes-matching-bgp command will not have any affect on CNA operation.
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