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This chapter describes the Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS)/Virtual Private Network (VPN) Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Login Event Generator (LEG) command-line utility (CLU).
The p3bgp utility controls the operation of the BGP LEG and displays its status. The command format is p3bgp <operation>[parameter].
Table 30-1 lists the p3bgp operations.
The following is an example of the p3bgp command-line utility using the status operation:
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The following list is a description of the status operation output:
The following is an example of the p3bgp command line utility using the show operation on a specific PE router named PE101:
The following list is a description of the show operation output: