The peer-type field is set at the peer-group level, it returns
the same value if the neighbor value is identical.
Setting an auth password on a set request creates an auth profile.
On the Get request, the response comes back as an encrypted value
string.
Using a local-interface requires you to have an already configured
interface. To set the local-address, you must use the transport
child container in a Set request.
Setting /bgp/neighbors/neighbor/timers requires the use of an
integer, but the Get request response returns a string.
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