Hi All,
I've been digging around trying to find a nice way of doing it but can't
seem to find a valid answer.
Is there a way to use a prefix set to create static routes?
Ideally though being able to specify the set as the route to be added
would be ideal. An alternative of something like a "for" loop that
iterate through the set and adds the routes to the table would suffice.
For example:
define my_route_set = [ 10.1.2.3/24, 172.20.4.2/24, 10.200.0.0/23 ];
protocol static route_set {
ipv4 {
table Some_Routes;
}
route my_route_set via 192.168.55.2; # downstream static gateway
}
The prefix set is used to define the subnets for a remote node and used
in import/export filters via BGP upstream. Being able to re-use the set
without having to split it out would be hugely advantageous.
I want to avoid having the neighbour device provide the routes via a
routing protocol where it can be avoided.
TIA.
Regards,
William
