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The document describes a draft YANG module for Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Monitoring Protocol (BMP). It provides examples of using the module to configure active and passive connections between monitoring stations and routers. It also includes an example of basic configuration for route monitoring across network instances, with options to configure individual instances differently.
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2) draft-lucente-grow-bmp-tlv-ebit addresses the need for vendors to define proprietary information elements by proposing the use of an E-bit flag for experimental TLVs. It received feedback that experimental TLVs should use the E-bit instead of specific number ranges, and the authors believe the E-bit could also apply to other fields like stats types
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