IP-Prefix lists are used to control and modify the routing information that is exchanged between routing domains. IP-Prefix lists consist of a set of filters based on network IP and prefix length. These filters’ information will be sent to the remote peer when ORF (Outbound Route Filtering) message is triggered, and the remote peer will apply the filters whenever it sends the route update to the BGP speaker. The filters will be applied in order of sequence—any ORF filter with lowest sequence number will be applied first.
If the sequence number is not specified while creating the IP prefix entry, it will be automatically generated by incrementing the value by 5 counting from the larger sequence number used before.
When configuring In-direction Prefix list, the filter information will be sent to the peer if ORF capability is negotiated between the peers. Out direction IP-Prefix list is not supported now.
The figure shown below depicts the topology setup used for this configuration.