What command is used to display routes advertised by a neighbor?

The command "get router info bgp neighbors xx.xx.xx.xx route" is the appropriate command to display routes that are advertised by a specific BGP neighbor in a Fortinet device environment. This command allows users to specify the IP address of the BGP neighbor they are interested in, which helps narrow down the output to relevant information pertaining to that specific connection.

In BGP (Border Gateway Protocol), understanding what routes are being advertised by a neighbor is critical for network administration and troubleshooting. The command provides detailed information on the routes that have been sent by the neighbor, which can include attributes and the current state of those routes.

Other options do not conform to the standard syntax or accepted commands for displaying advertised routes in this context. For example, "show neighbor routes" does not align with the command structure typically utilized in networking for BGP processes. Similarly, options like "get bgp routes advertised" and "display advertised routes" are too vague and do not adhere to the specific structure required to effectively retrieve the information regarding a specific neighbor's announced routes.