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[Phase 3] Add BGP underlay configuration mapping #11

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opened 2025-12-20 15:42:50 +00:00 by Damien · 0 comments
Damien commented 2025-12-20 15:42:50 +00:00
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Description

Extend the YANG mapper to support BGP underlay configuration (eBGP to spines, iBGP between MLAG peers).

Tasks

  • Map BGP process (AS number, router-id)
  • Map BGP neighbors (underlay peer-group)
  • Map address-family IPv4 activation
  • Map network statements (loopback advertisement)
  • Handle iBGP next-hop-self for MLAG peers

YANG Paths to Implement

  • BGP global config
  • BGP peer-groups
  • BGP neighbors
  • BGP AFI/SAFI (IPv4 unicast)

Dependencies

  • #3 (YANG paths documented)
  • #6 (Base mapper implemented)
## Description Extend the YANG mapper to support BGP underlay configuration (eBGP to spines, iBGP between MLAG peers). ## Tasks - [ ] Map BGP process (AS number, router-id) - [ ] Map BGP neighbors (underlay peer-group) - [ ] Map address-family IPv4 activation - [ ] Map network statements (loopback advertisement) - [ ] Handle iBGP next-hop-self for MLAG peers ## YANG Paths to Implement - BGP global config - BGP peer-groups - BGP neighbors - BGP AFI/SAFI (IPv4 unicast) ## Dependencies - #3 (YANG paths documented) - #6 (Base mapper implemented)
Damien added the phase-3-full-fabric label 2025-12-20 15:43:11 +00:00
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