Routing

Hello team:

¿ is there a JUNOS command that let´s me see the actual contents of its BGP table like Cisco does when I execute the "show ip bgp" command? 

In JUNOS, for instance, if I select a static route for export to BGP peers, the "show route protocol bgp" command only shows that the static route exists in the table. I have no "global" way to know that such a prefix has been selected for the BGP table unless I execute the "show route advertising-protocol bgp x.x.x.x"

Hints will be greatly appreciated.

regards, Rogelio

I think you are looking for:

show route protocol bgp

This might help 🙂 

http://packetlife.net/wiki/junos-cisco-iosxr-command-reference/

The most equivalent output on Junos can be obtained with the following command:
>show route protocol bgp terse

Here's the output from that command:

# run show route protocol bgp terse
inet.0: 28 destinations, 28 routes (28 active, 0 holddown, 0 hidden)
+ = Active Route, - = Last Active, * = Both

A Destination        P Prf   Metric 1   Metric 2  Next hop         AS path
* 172.37.17.0/24     B 170        200            >172.27.0.2       1342930876 I
* 172.37.18.0/24     B 170        200            >172.27.0.2       1342930876 I
* 172.37.19.0/24     B 170        200            >172.27.0.2       1342930876 I
* 172.37.30.0/24     B 170        200            >172.27.0.2       1342930876 1445931287 65412 I
* 172.37.31.0/24     B 170        200            >172.27.0.2       1342930876 1445931287 65412 I
* 172.37.32.0/24     B 170        200            >172.27.0.2       1342930876 1445931287 65412 I