Don't think you can change the outbound peering policies, but you can specify the inbound policy individually. Since peer group is used when the router has a route to send to all the members of the peer group with just a single copy, otherwise peer group should not be used.

Question:

WHen you have a peer configured in a peer group the peering session policy is implemenated according to the peer group definition ie:

<bigger>neighbor testgroup peer-group

neighbor testgroup remote-as 2493

neighbor testgroup update-source Loopback0

neighbor testgroup send-community

neighbor testgroup version 4

neighbor testgroup route-map mci-bbone out

neighbor testgroup filter-list 70 out

</bigger>

<bigger>neighbor 130.200.17.250 peer-group testgroup

neighbor 150.300.12.13 peer-group testgroup

Why is it that when I try to remove the filter-list statement out of the peer group definition it gives me an error?? It appears you cannot assign different filter-lists to individual

members of a peer-group.

ie

no neighbor testgroup filter-list 70 out = works OK

then ..

neighbor 130.200.17.250 filter-list 70 out

produces this error

% Invalid command for a peer-group member

</bigger>I am trying to apply a different filter-list to different members of the same peer group.

Can anyone offer their advice/experience

greatly appreciated - I am definitly stuck here!

Andrew

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