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bgp nlri rtc
Thomas Mangin edited this page May 30, 2026
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Pre-Alpha. This page describes behavior that may change.
Route Target Constrain (RFC 4684). IPv4 only (AFI 1 / SAFI 132). Decode-only: Ze parses received RTC NLRI. Encoding is not implemented.
Address families.
plugin {
internal nlri-rtc { use bgp-nlri-rtc }
}
bgp {
peer upstream {
family {
ipv4/rtc { prefix { maximum 10000; } }
}
}
}
RTC is the mechanism route reflectors use to advertise which Route Targets each client is interested in, so the reflector can filter VPN routes efficiently. The plugin decodes received RTC NLRIs.
Encoding is not implemented. Ze can participate as a passive receiver of RTC information but cannot advertise its own RT memberships.
- Decode-only.
- Designed to compose with
bgp-nlri-vpnin a route reflector deployment, though the encode half is the missing piece.
main/internal/component/bgp/plugins/nlri/rtc/
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