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Configuring BGP Logging
03/26/2020 
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Configuring BGP Logging
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SonicWall BGP offers a comprehensive selection of debug commands to display log events related to BGP traffic.
BGP logging can be configured on the CLI (Command Line Interface) by using the debug bgp command followed by one of the following keywords:
To disable BGP debugging, enter the "no" form of the command. For example, to disable event debugging, type the no debug events command.
BGP log messages can also be viewed on the SonicOS GUI on the Log > View page. BGP messages are displayed as part of the Advanced Routing category of log messages.
The above message indicates that an update to the outgoing RIB was denied because the router from which the update was received was not directly connected to the appliance.
To allow for BGP peers that are not directly connected, use the ebgp-multihop keyword with the neighbor command. For example:
neighbor 10.50.165.228 ebgp-multihop
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