Fix #1549: Check peer admin status from the BGP options #1566
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To avoid an additional RPC request to check the actual configuration, we can probably use the Shutdown flag under the BGP extended options: ```xml <bgp-options>Preference LocalAddress AddressFamily PeerAS Multipath Refresh</bgp-options> <bgp-options2>VpnApplyExport PeerSpecficLoopsAllowed</bgp-options2> <bgp-options-extended>GracefulShutdownRcv Shutdown</bgp-options-extended> ``` This should be a more reliable way to check the admin status, instead of incorrectly deducing the admin state from the operational state.
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To avoid an additional RPC request to check the actual configuration, we
can probably use the Shutdown flag under the BGP extended options:
This should be a more reliable way to check the admin status, instead of
incorrectly deducing the admin state from the operational state.