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Overview

Analyze and resolve BGP oscillation and BGP route leaks in Azure Virtual WAN–style hub-and-spoke topologies (and similar cloud-managed BGP environments). Detect preference cycles, identify valley-free violations, and propose allowed policy-level mitigations while rejecting prohibited fixes.

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Azure BGP Oscillation & Route Leak Analysis

Analyze and resolve BGP oscillation and BGP route leaks in Azure Virtual WAN–style hub-and-spoke topologies (and similar cloud-managed BGP environments).

This skill trains an agent to:

Detect preference cycles that cause BGP oscillation
Identify valley-free violations that constitute route leaks
Propose allowed, policy-level mitigations (routing intent, export policy, communities, UDR, ingress filtering)
Reject prohibited fixes (disabling BGP, shutting down peering, removing connectivity)

The focus is cloud-correct reasoning, not on-prem router manipulation.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when a task involves:

Azure Virtual WAN, hub-and-spoke BGP, ExpressRoute, or VPN gateways
Repeated route flapping or unstable path selection
Unexpected transit, leaked prefixes, or valley-free violations
Choosing between routing intent, UDRs, or BGP policy fixes
Evaluating whether a proposed "fix" is valid in Azure

Core Invariants (Must Never Be Violated)

An agent must internalize these constraints before reasoning:

❌ BGP sessions between hubs cannot be administratively disabled by customers as it's owned by azure
❌ Peering connections cannot be shut down as a fix as it break all other traffic running on the connections
❌ Removing connectivity is not a valid solution as it break all other traffic running
✅ Problems must be fixed using routing policy, not topology destruction

Any solution violating these rules is invalid.

Expected Inputs

Tasks using this skill typically provide small JSON files:

File	Meaning
`topology.json`	Directed BGP adjacency graph
`relationships.json`	Economic relationship per edge (provider, customer, peer)
`preferences.json`	Per-ASN preferred next hop (may cause oscillation)
`route.json`	Prefix and origin ASN
`route_leaks.json`	Evidence of invalid propagation
`possible_solutions.json`	Candidate fixes to classify

Reasoning Workflow (Executable Checklist)

Step 1 — Sanity-Check Inputs

Every ASN referenced must exist in topology.json
Relationship symmetry must hold:
- provider(A→B) ⇔ customer(B→A)
- peer must be symmetric
If this fails, the input is invalid.

Step 2 — Detect BGP Oscillation (Preference Cycle)

Definition

BGP oscillation exists if ASes form a preference cycle, often between peers.

Detection Rule

Build a directed graph: ASN → preferred next-hop ASN
If the graph contains a cycle, oscillation is possible
A 2-node cycle is sufficient to conclude oscillation.

Example pseudocode:

pref = {asn: prefer_via_asn, ...}

def find_cycle(start):
    path = []
    seen = {}
    cur = start
    while cur in pref:
        if cur in seen:
            return path[seen[cur]:]  # cycle found
        seen[cur] = len(path)
        path.append(cur)
        cur = pref[cur]
    return None

Step 3 — Detect BGP Route Leak (Valley-Free Violation)

Valley-Free Rule

Learned from	May export to
Customer	Anyone
Peer	Customers only
Provider	Customers only

Leak Conditions

A route leak exists if either is true:

Route learned from a provider is exported to a peer or provider
Route learned from a peer is exported to a peer or provider

Fix Selection Logic (Ranked)

Tier 1 — Virtual WAN Routing Intent (Preferred)

Applies to:

✔ Oscillation
✔ Route leaks

Why it works:

Routing intent operates above BGP — BGP still learns routes, but does not decide forwarding
Forwarding becomes deterministic and policy-driven — Intent policy overrides BGP path selection
Decouples forwarding correctness from BGP stability — Even if BGP oscillates, forwarding is stable

For oscillation:

Breaks preference cycles by enforcing a single forwarding hierarchy
Even if both hubs prefer each other's routes, intent policy ensures traffic follows one path

For route leaks:

Prevents leaked peer routes from being used as transit
When intent mandates hub-to-hub traffic goes through Virtual WAN (ASN 65001), leaked routes cannot be used
Enforces valley-free routing by keeping provider routes in proper hierarchy

Agent reasoning: If routing intent is available, recommend it first.

Tier 2 — Export / Route Policy (Protocol-Correct)

For oscillation:

Filter routes learned from a peer before re-advertising — Removes one edge of the preference cycle
Why this works: In a cycle where Hub A prefers routes via Hub B and vice versa, filtering breaks one "leg":
- If Hub A filters routes learned from Hub B before re-announcing, Hub B stops receiving routes via Hub A
- Hub B can no longer prefer the path through Hub A because it no longer exists
- The cycle collapses, routing stabilizes

Example: If vhubvnet1 (ASN 65002) filters routes learned from vhubvnet2 (ASN 65003) before re-advertising, vhubvnet2 stops receiving routes via vhubvnet1, breaking the oscillation cycle.

For route leaks:

Enforce valley-free export rules — Prevent announcing provider/peer-learned routes to peers/providers
Use communities (e.g., no-export) where applicable
Ingress filtering — Reject routes with invalid AS_PATH from peers
RPKI origin validation — Cryptographically rejects BGP announcements from ASes that are not authorized to originate a given prefix, preventing many accidental and sub-prefix leaks from propagating

Limitation: Does not control forwarding if multiple valid paths remain.

Tier 3 — User Defined Routes (UDR)

Applies to:

✔ Oscillation
✔ Route leaks

Purpose: Authoritative, static routing mechanism in Azure that explicitly defines the next hop for network traffic based on destination IP prefixes, overriding Azure system routes and BGP-learned routes.

Routing Behavior: Enforces deterministic forwarding independent of BGP decision processes. UDRs operate at the data plane layer and take precedence over dynamic BGP routes.

For oscillation:

Oscillation Neutralization — Breaks the impact of BGP preference cycles by imposing a fixed forwarding path
Even if vhubvnet1 and vhubvnet2 continue to flip-flop their route preferences, the UDR ensures traffic always goes to the same deterministic next hop

For route leaks:

Route Leak Mitigation — Overrides leaked BGP routes by changing the effective next hop
When a UDR specifies a next hop (e.g., prefer specific Virtual WAN hub), traffic cannot follow leaked peer routes even if BGP has learned them
Leaked Prefix Neutralization — UDR's explicit next hop supersedes the leaked route's next hop, preventing unauthorized transit

Use when:

Routing intent is unavailable
Immediate containment is required

Trade-off: UDR is a data-plane fix that "masks" the control-plane issue. BGP may continue to have problems, but forwarding is stabilized. Prefer policy fixes (routing intent, export controls) when available for cleaner architecture.

Prohibited Fixes (Must Be Rejected)

These solutions are always invalid:

Proposed Fix	Reason
Disable BGP	Not customer-controllable
Disable peering	prohibited operation and cannot solve the issue
Shutdown gateways	Breaks SLA / shared control plane
Restart devices	Resets symptoms only

Required explanation:

Cloud providers separate policy control from connectivity existence to protect shared infrastructure and SLAs.

Why these are not allowed in Azure:

BGP sessions and peering connections in Azure (Virtual WAN, ExpressRoute, VPN Gateway) cannot be administratively shut down or disabled by customers. This is a fundamental architectural constraint:

Shared control plane: BGP and peering are part of Azure's provider-managed, SLA-backed control plane that operates at cloud scale.
Availability guarantees: Azure's connectivity SLAs depend on these sessions remaining active.
Security boundaries: Customers control routing policy (what routes are advertised/accepted) but not the existence of BGP sessions themselves.
Operational scale: Managing BGP session state for thousands of customers requires automation that manual shutdown would undermine.

Correct approach: Fix BGP issues through policy changes (route filters, preferences, export controls, communities) rather than disabling connectivity.

Common Pitfalls

❌ Timer tuning or dampening fixes oscillation — False. These reduce symptoms but don't break preference cycles.
❌ Accepting fewer prefixes prevents route leaks — False. Ingress filtering alone doesn't stop export of other leaked routes.
❌ Removing peers is a valid mitigation — False. This is prohibited in Azure.
❌ Restarting gateways fixes root cause — False. Only resets transient state.

All are false.

Output Expectations

A correct solution should:

Identify oscillation and/or route leak correctly
Explain why it occurs (preference cycle or valley-free violation)
Recommend allowed policy-level fixes
Explicitly reject prohibited fixes with reasoning

References

RFC 4271 — Border Gateway Protocol 4 (BGP-4)
Gao–Rexford model — Valley-free routing economics

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description: "Analyze and resolve BGP oscillation and BGP route leaks in Azure Virtual WAN–style hub-and-spoke topologies (and similar cloud-managed BGP environments). Detect preference cycles, identify valley-free violations, and propose allowed policy-level mitigations while rejecting prohibited fixes."

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name: azure-bgp
description: "Analyze and resolve BGP oscillation and BGP route leaks in Azure Virtual WAN–style hub-and-spoke topologies (and similar cloud-managed BGP environments). Detect preference cycles, identify valley-free violations, and propose allowed policy-level mitigations while rejecting prohibited fixes."
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# Azure BGP Oscillation & Route Leak Analysis

Analyze and resolve BGP oscillation and BGP route leaks in Azure Virtual WAN–style hub-and-spoke topologies (and similar cloud-managed BGP environments).

This skill trains an agent to:

- Detect preference cycles that cause BGP oscillation
- Identify valley-free violations that constitute route leaks
- Propose allowed, policy-level mitigations (routing intent, export policy, communities, UDR, ingress filtering)
- Reject prohibited fixes (disabling BGP, shutting down peering, removing connectivity)

The focus is cloud-correct reasoning, not on-prem router manipulation.

## When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when a task involves:

- Azure Virtual WAN, hub-and-spoke BGP, ExpressRoute, or VPN gateways
- Repeated route flapping or unstable path selection
- Unexpected transit, leaked prefixes, or valley-free violations
- Choosing between routing intent, UDRs, or BGP policy fixes
- Evaluating whether a proposed "fix" is valid in Azure

## Core Invariants (Must Never Be Violated)

An agent must internalize these constraints before reasoning:

- ❌ BGP sessions between hubs **cannot** be administratively disabled by customers as it's owned by azure
- ❌ Peering connections **cannot** be shut down as a fix as it break all other traffic running on the connections
- ❌ Removing connectivity is **not** a valid solution as it break all other traffic running
- ✅ Problems **must** be fixed using routing policy, not topology destruction

**Any solution violating these rules is invalid.**

## Expected Inputs

Tasks using this skill typically provide small JSON files:

| File | Meaning |
|------|---------|
| `topology.json` | Directed BGP adjacency graph |
| `relationships.json` | Economic relationship per edge (provider, customer, peer) |
| `preferences.json` | Per-ASN preferred next hop (may cause oscillation) |
| `route.json` | Prefix and origin ASN |
| `route_leaks.json` | Evidence of invalid propagation |
| `possible_solutions.json` | Candidate fixes to classify |

## Reasoning Workflow (Executable Checklist)

### Step 1 — Sanity-Check Inputs

- Every ASN referenced must exist in `topology.json`
- Relationship symmetry must hold:
  - `provider(A→B)` ⇔ `customer(B→A)`
  - `peer` must be symmetric
- If this fails, the input is invalid.

### Step 2 — Detect BGP Oscillation (Preference Cycle)

**Definition**

BGP oscillation exists if ASes form a preference cycle, often between peers.

**Detection Rule**

1. Build a directed graph: `ASN → preferred next-hop ASN`
2. If the graph contains a cycle, oscillation is possible
3. A 2-node cycle is sufficient to conclude oscillation.

**Example pseudocode:**

```python
pref = {asn: prefer_via_asn, ...}

def find_cycle(start):
    path = []
    seen = {}
    cur = start
    while cur in pref:
        if cur in seen:
            return path[seen[cur]:]  # cycle found
        seen[cur] = len(path)
        path.append(cur)
        cur = pref[cur]
    return None
```

### Step 3 — Detect BGP Route Leak (Valley-Free Violation)

**Valley-Free Rule**

| Learned from | May export to |
|--------------|---------------|
| Customer | Anyone |
| Peer | Customers only |
| Provider | Customers only |

**Leak Conditions**

A route leak exists if either is true:

1. Route learned from a **provider** is exported to a **peer or provider**
2. Route learned from a **peer** is exported to a **peer or provider**

## Fix Selection Logic (Ranked)

### Tier 1 — Virtual WAN Routing Intent (Preferred)

**Applies to:**
- ✔ Oscillation
- ✔ Route leaks

**Why it works:**

- **Routing intent operates above BGP** — BGP still learns routes, but does not decide forwarding
- **Forwarding becomes deterministic and policy-driven** — Intent policy overrides BGP path selection
- **Decouples forwarding correctness from BGP stability** — Even if BGP oscillates, forwarding is stable

**For oscillation:**
- Breaks preference cycles by enforcing a single forwarding hierarchy
- Even if both hubs prefer each other's routes, intent policy ensures traffic follows one path

**For route leaks:**
- Prevents leaked peer routes from being used as transit
- When intent mandates hub-to-hub traffic goes through Virtual WAN (ASN 65001), leaked routes cannot be used
- Enforces valley-free routing by keeping provider routes in proper hierarchy

**Agent reasoning:**
If routing intent is available, recommend it first.

### Tier 2 — Export / Route Policy (Protocol-Correct)

**For oscillation:**

- **Filter routes learned from a peer before re-advertising** — Removes one edge of the preference cycle
- **Why this works**: In a cycle where Hub A prefers routes via Hub B and vice versa, filtering breaks one "leg":
  - If Hub A filters routes learned from Hub B before re-announcing, Hub B stops receiving routes via Hub A
  - Hub B can no longer prefer the path through Hub A because it no longer exists
  - The cycle collapses, routing stabilizes

**Example:**
If vhubvnet1 (ASN 65002) filters routes learned from vhubvnet2 (ASN 65003) before re-advertising, vhubvnet2 stops receiving routes via vhubvnet1, breaking the oscillation cycle.

**For route leaks:**

- **Enforce valley-free export rules** — Prevent announcing provider/peer-learned routes to peers/providers
- **Use communities** (e.g., `no-export`) where applicable
- **Ingress filtering** — Reject routes with invalid AS_PATH from peers
- **RPKI origin validation** — Cryptographically rejects BGP announcements from ASes that are not authorized to originate a given prefix, preventing many accidental and sub-prefix leaks from propagating

**Limitation:**
Does not control forwarding if multiple valid paths remain.

### Tier 3 — User Defined Routes (UDR)

**Applies to:**
- ✔ Oscillation
- ✔ Route leaks

**Purpose:**
Authoritative, static routing mechanism in Azure that explicitly defines the next hop for network traffic based on destination IP prefixes, overriding Azure system routes and BGP-learned routes.

**Routing Behavior:**
Enforces deterministic forwarding independent of BGP decision processes. UDRs operate at the data plane layer and take precedence over dynamic BGP routes.

**For oscillation:**
- **Oscillation Neutralization** — Breaks the impact of BGP preference cycles by imposing a fixed forwarding path
- Even if vhubvnet1 and vhubvnet2 continue to flip-flop their route preferences, the UDR ensures traffic always goes to the same deterministic next hop

**For route leaks:**
- **Route Leak Mitigation** — Overrides leaked BGP routes by changing the effective next hop
- When a UDR specifies a next hop (e.g., prefer specific Virtual WAN hub), traffic cannot follow leaked peer routes even if BGP has learned them
- **Leaked Prefix Neutralization** — UDR's explicit next hop supersedes the leaked route's next hop, preventing unauthorized transit

**Use when:**
- Routing intent is unavailable
- Immediate containment is required

**Trade-off:**
UDR is a data-plane fix that "masks" the control-plane issue. BGP may continue to have problems, but forwarding is stabilized. Prefer policy fixes (routing intent, export controls) when available for cleaner architecture.

## Prohibited Fixes (Must Be Rejected)

These solutions are **always invalid**:

| Proposed Fix | Reason |
|--------------|--------|
| Disable BGP | Not customer-controllable |
| Disable peering | prohibited operation and cannot solve the issue |
| Shutdown gateways | Breaks SLA / shared control plane |
| Restart devices | Resets symptoms only |

**Required explanation:**

Cloud providers separate policy control from connectivity existence to protect shared infrastructure and SLAs.

**Why these are not allowed in Azure:**

BGP sessions and peering connections in Azure (Virtual WAN, ExpressRoute, VPN Gateway) **cannot be administratively shut down or disabled** by customers. This is a fundamental architectural constraint:

1. **Shared control plane**: BGP and peering are part of Azure's provider-managed, SLA-backed control plane that operates at cloud scale.
2. **Availability guarantees**: Azure's connectivity SLAs depend on these sessions remaining active.
3. **Security boundaries**: Customers control routing **policy** (what routes are advertised/accepted) but not the existence of BGP sessions themselves.
4. **Operational scale**: Managing BGP session state for thousands of customers requires automation that manual shutdown would undermine.

**Correct approach**: Fix BGP issues through **policy changes** (route filters, preferences, export controls, communities) rather than disabling connectivity.

## Common Pitfalls

- ❌ **Timer tuning or dampening fixes oscillation** — False. These reduce symptoms but don't break preference cycles.
- ❌ **Accepting fewer prefixes prevents route leaks** — False. Ingress filtering alone doesn't stop export of other leaked routes.
- ❌ **Removing peers is a valid mitigation** — False. This is prohibited in Azure.
- ❌ **Restarting gateways fixes root cause** — False. Only resets transient state.

All are false.

## Output Expectations

A correct solution should:

1. Identify oscillation and/or route leak correctly
2. Explain why it occurs (preference cycle or valley-free violation)
3. Recommend allowed policy-level fixes
4. Explicitly reject prohibited fixes with reasoning

## References

- RFC 4271 — Border Gateway Protocol 4 (BGP-4)
- Gao–Rexford model — Valley-free routing economics

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    "No OpenAgentSkill engagement data yet",
    "Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision",
    "AI review approval is missing",
    "Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.",
    "Quality score needs review",
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      "Audit: 77/100 Needs review",
      "Safety: 57/100 Review before install",
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    "manifest": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/registry/manifest/xuansenpa1-azure-bgp"
  }
}

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Overview

Azure BGP Oscillation & Route Leak Analysis

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Step 1 — Sanity-Check Inputs

Step 2 — Detect BGP Oscillation (Preference Cycle)

Step 3 — Detect BGP Route Leak (Valley-Free Violation)

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Tier 1 — Virtual WAN Routing Intent (Preferred)

Tier 2 — Export / Route Policy (Protocol-Correct)

Tier 3 — User Defined Routes (UDR)

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