BFD for multihop path for BGP 7.0.6
In BFD, a FortiGate can support neighbors connected over multiple hops. When BFD is down, BGP sessions are reset and will try to immediately re-establish neighbor connections. Previously, BFD was only supported when two routers or FortiGates were directly connected on the same network.
config router {bfd | bfd6}
config multihop-template
edit <ID>
set src <class_IP/netmask>
set dst <class_IP/netmask>
set bfd-desired-min-tx <integer>
set bfd-required-min-rx <integer>
set bfd-detect-mult <integer>
set auth-mode {none | md5}
set md5-key <password>
next
end
end
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src <class_IP/netmask> |
Enter the source prefix. |
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dst <class_IP/netmask> |
Enter the destination prefix. |
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bfd-desired-min-tx <integer> |
Set the BFD desired minimal transmit interval, in milliseconds (100 - 30000, default = 250). |
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bfd-required-min-rx <integer> |
Set the BFD required minimal transmit interval, in milliseconds (100 - 30000, default = 250). |
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bfd-detect-mult <integer> |
Set the BFD detection multiplier (3 - 50, default = 3). |
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auth-mode {none | md5} |
Set the authentication mode (none or meticulous MD5). |
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md5-key <password> |
Enter the password. |
For more information about this feature, see BFD for multihop path for BGP.