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by anonymous
Hi, i'll try to change BGP MED for some prefix of BGP but i can't find anything via WebUI or via CLi, coul'd you help me?

Thanks

Lino

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by anonymous

Hello, 

Regarding the issue you are encountering may I know what option are you pointing out this option: 



It is currently available on our RUT9XX devices but for RUT240 it is not implemented yet on the latest firmware. Kindly confirm if this is the option you are searching for so that I can check with HQ if this feature will be implemented also in our RUT2XX series.

Thank you and have a nice day!

Regards,
Mellow

by anonymous
Hello, thanks for the response, i need to change BGP MED, on other vendor i can change it with route-maps, on teltonika i can't find anything about this, i find a quagga config but it is very different than the documentation i found online
by anonymous

Hello, 

Regarding this BGP Med config could be done with RUT240 but it will be through SSH/CLI command not anymore in Web UI. 

You can do it by editing the bgpd.conf file through vi commands. You can do that by entering command this command in CLI: vi /etc/quagga/bgpd.conf 
 

The configuration that is important for MED:
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neighbor 192.168.30.3 route-map setMED-R3 out
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route-map setMED-R3 permit 10
match ip address 1

We were using this manual as a reference because configuration is basically identical: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/border-gateway-protocol-bgp/13759-37.html

Here is an example of bgpd.confhttps://we.tl/t-dqjzkNKsgn

For information about vi command you can refer to this link: [OpenWrt Wiki] Command-line interpreter

I hope it helps

Regards,
Mellow