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Using Cisco Prefix Lists Inside Route Maps for BGP Filtering

August 11, 2026 by j2sw

Prefix lists define which BGP routes match a policy. Route maps use those matches to permit routes, deny them, or change attributes such as local preference.

Categories Internet Architecture, Network Engineering Resources Tags bgp, BGP filtering, Cisco, prefix lists, route maps, Routing Policy

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