Routing

Hello Experts, 

I am new to configuration groups and I am testing it in my lab. I have an existing group named "CUSTOMER" with bgp group and import policy.  I have created another group named " MAINTENANCE"  with a bgp group and import policy. I assumed the new group import policy would overwrite the existing group import policy. Can you please tell me if I am doing anything wrong here or if it is not possible to overwrite the existing group statement with a new group statement? I appreciate your advice. 

set groups CUSTOMER routing-instances TEST protocols bgp group CUSTOMER-EBGP import IMPORT-BGP-ROUTES

set groups MAINTENANCE policy-options policy-statement REJECT-ROUTES then reject

set groups MAINTENANCE routing-instances TEST protocols bgp group CUSTOMER-EBGP import REJECT-ROUTES

set apply-groups MAINTENANCE

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Ahsan Khan
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Hello Ahsan, here is my test in the lab, if both groups are applied, you will get the config as below,

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root@router-re0# show routing-instances TEST | display inheritance no-comments
protocols {
    bgp {
        group CUSTOMER-EBGP {
            import [ REJECT-ROUTES IMPORT-BGP-ROUTES ];
        }
    }
}

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root@router-re0# show apply-groups | display set

set apply-groups MAINTENANCE
set apply-groups CUSTOMER

Kevin B.

JNCIE-SP #2682