Configuring Autonomous System
To assign a routing domain for your network, configure the Autonomous System that uses Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). BGP shares routing information with other autonomous systems with the help of a globally unique 16-digit identification number that is known as the AS number (ASN). AS numbers are assigned by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA).
About this task
Procedure
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Click Console Integrations (
) in the navigation bar, and select Autonomous System under
System Configuration. 
Click Console Integration icon () on the navigation bar and select
.
Add an Autonomous System.
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Click New (
) icon and enter the Autonomous System information as follows:
- Id
- Mandatory field that represents a unique ASN.Note: Autonomous System numbers one to 64511 are available by IANA/ARIN (IANA/American Registry for Internet Numbers) for global use. The 64512 - 65535 series is reserved for private and reserved purposes.
- Name
- Name of the Autonomous System.Note: Autonomous System numbers, one to 64511 have predefined names for global use. The 64512 - 65535 series is reserved for private and reserved purposes.
- Country
- Country to which the specific network routing domain belongs to.
- Is public
- Whether network domain is a private use ASN or with in the public AS range.
Edit an Autonomous System.
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Select a row from the table and click the Edit (
) icon to change the information for the Autonomous System.
Delete an Autonomous System.
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Select an entry from the table and click the Delete (
) icon to delete an entry that is not needed.
Common tasks that are applicable for most of the configuration settings.
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Click the Filter (
) icon and type an item name or ID in the Filter by
<keyword> field.
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Click the Refresh (
) icon to refresh the list of items.