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az network express-route peering create

Create peering settings for an ExpressRoute circuit. Azure CLI reference

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Options

14 in the Azure CLI reference
--advertised-public-prefixesSpace-separated list of prefixes to be advertised through the BGP peering.
--circuit-nameExpressRoute circuit name.
--customer-asnAutonomous system number of the customer.
--ipv6-peering-configThe IPv6 peering configuration.
--legacy-modeInteger representing the legacy mode of the peering.
--peer-asnAutonomous system number of the customer/connectivity provider.
--peering-name, --name, -nThe name of the peering.
--peering-typeBGP peering type for the circuit.
--primary-peer-subnet/30(ipv4) or /126(ipv6) subnet used to configure IP addresses for primary interface.
--route-filterName or ID of a route filter to apply to the peering settings.
--routing-registry-nameInternet Routing Registry / Regional Internet Registry.
--secondary-peer-subnet/30(ipv4) or /126(ipv6) subnet used to configure IP addresses for secondary interface.
--shared-keyKey for generating an MD5 for the BGP session.
--vlan-idIdentifier used to identify the customer.