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doc/bgp: Clarify how to configure BGP for OVN (uplink) networks #13699

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```{note}
The BGP server feature is available for the {ref}`network-bridge` and the {ref}`network-physical`.
These network types are often used as the uplink network for an {ref}`network-ovn`, and you must configure the BGP peers on the uplink network.
See {ref}`network-bgp-ovn` for instructions.
```

```{youtube} https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9zU-FEqtTw
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To configure a different address, set `bgp.ipv4.nexthop` or `bgp.ipv6.nexthop`.

(network-bgp-ovn)=
### Configure BGP peers for OVN networks

If you run an OVN network with an uplink network (`physical` or `bridge`), the uplink network is the one that holds the list of allowed subnets and the BGP configuration.
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