Here are two methods to determine the BGP status in Sangfor NGAF:

Method 1: Using the Web Management Console:

    Access the Sangfor NGAF web management console.
    Navigate to the Network section.
    Click on BGP.
    The displayed information will include the BGP status for each peering connection. This will indicate whether the connection is "Established" or not.

Method 2: Using the CLI:

    Access the Sangfor NGAF command-line interface (CLI).
    Enter the following command:

show bgp neighbors

    The output will display details about BGP neighbors, including their BGP state. Look for the state associated with your specific peering connection. If it shows "Established," the BGP session is up and running.

Here are two methods to determine the BGP status in Sangfor NGAF:

Method 1: Using the Web Management Console:

    Access the Sangfor NGAF web management console.
    Navigate to the Network section.
    Click on BGP.
    The displayed information will include the BGP status for each peering connection. This will indicate whether the connection is "Established" or not.

Method 2: Using the CLI:

    Access the Sangfor NGAF command-line interface (CLI).
    Enter the following command:

show bgp neighbors

    The output will display details about BGP neighbors, including their BGP state. Look for the state associated with your specific peering connection. If it shows "Established," the BGP session is up and running.