routerA and routerB are bgp neighbors,
On routerA, there is an inbound prefix-list "B-pre", which you can see as below
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routerA#sh ip prefix-list B-pre
seq 4 permit a.b.c.240/30 le 32
seq 15 permit a.b.64.0/20 le 32
...etc.
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my question is, why the two routes, "a.b.c.240/30" and " a.b.64.0/20" are not getting propagated into routerA?
I can see them in the "received-routes" output, but not in the "sh ip bgp neighbors b.b.b.b route" result.
routerA#sh ip bgp neighbors b.b.b.b received-routes
Network Next Hop Metric LocPrf Weight Path
* a.b.c.240/30 b.b.b.b 0 0 65486 i
* a.b.64.0/20 b.b.b.b 0 65486 i
routerA#sh ip bgp neighbors b.b.b.b route
the result does not have the two routes.
On routerA, there is an inbound prefix-list "B-pre", which you can see as below
+++
routerA#sh ip prefix-list B-pre
seq 4 permit a.b.c.240/30 le 32
seq 15 permit a.b.64.0/20 le 32
...etc.
+++
my question is, why the two routes, "a.b.c.240/30" and " a.b.64.0/20" are not getting propagated into routerA?
I can see them in the "received-routes" output, but not in the "sh ip bgp neighbors b.b.b.b route" result.
routerA#sh ip bgp neighbors b.b.b.b received-routes
Network Next Hop Metric LocPrf Weight Path
* a.b.c.240/30 b.b.b.b 0 0 65486 i
* a.b.64.0/20 b.b.b.b 0 65486 i
routerA#sh ip bgp neighbors b.b.b.b route
the result does not have the two routes.