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Filter BGP Advertisements from SD-WAN Branch

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Hello,

 

Im testing out Palo Alto SD-WAN with Panorama and am using BGP with Auto-VPN.

 

Because Panorama is pushing the BGP configuration in the background autonomously, im not able to see that config in Panorama, but it reaches the firewall and all is working.

 

However, some of the sites, I don't want to redistribute some subnets (guest networks), or may want to redistribute only a summary. It seems populating the 'Prefixes to redistribute' on the SD-WAN device, is in addition to all connected routes.

 

Is it possible to prevent or filter these? This seems like a really simple control that should be easy to find.

 

Also, because the SD-WAN plugin puts the export BGP policies right at the top, adding a BGP export rule to deny the routes falls after the auto-generated ones on both the Branches and the Hubs, so I can't control it this way.

 

Its not feasible to put the interfaces into a separate VR on the Branch because they need to use the internet links that are in the SD-WAN enabled VR and it seems messy doing that and using next-vr routes to still make that work. I also want these interfaces to be able to use DIA via SD-WAN, just not be advertised to the hubs (they are guest networks).

 

Anything that I can do?

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