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▄  VPC-VSM System Administration Guide, StarOS Release 19 

BGP PIC is intended to improve network convergence which will safely allow for setting aggressive ICSR failure 
detection timers. 

configure 

   context context_name 

      service-redundancy-protocol 

         advertise-routes-in-standby-state [ hold-off-time hold-off-time ] [ 
reset-bfd-nbrs bfd-down-time ] 

         end 

Notes: 

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 hold-off-time hold-off-time delays advertising the BGP routes until the timer expires. Specify hold-off-time in 

seconds as an integer from 1 to 300. 

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 After resetting BFD, reset-bfd-nbrs bfd-down-time keeps the BFD sessions down for the configured number of 

milliseconds to improve network convergence. Specify bfd-down-time as an integer from 50 to 120000.  

By default, the MinRtAdvInterval is set for each peer with a value of 5 seconds for an iBGP peer and 30 seconds for an 
eBGP peer. An operator can use the neighbor identifier advertisement-interval command to globally change the 
default interval. 

The BGP advertisement-interval can also be separately set for each address family. If configured, this value over-rides 
the peer's default advertisement-interval for that address-family only. BGP will send route update-message for each 
AFI/SAFI based on the advertisement-interval configured for that AFI/SAFI. If no AFI/SAFI advertisement-interval is 
configured, the peer-based default advertisement-interval is used. 

In ICSR configurations, this feature can be used to speed route advertisements and improve network convergence times. 

The timers bgp icsr-aggr-advertisement-interval command is available in both the BGP Address-Family 
(VPNv4/VPNv6) Configuration and BGP Address-Family (VRF) Configuration modes. 

configure 

   context context_name 

      router bgp as_number 

         address-family { ipv4 | ipv6 | vpnv4 | vpnv6 } 

            timers bgp icsr-aggr-advertisement-interval seconds 

Notes: 

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seconds – sets the number of seconds as an integer from 0 to 30. Default: 0.