Network administrators (like you) use the Cisco IOS "Router" configuration command named "bgp log-neighbor-changes" on Border Gateway Protocol routers; to enable (allow) those routers to log their neighbor(s) resets. Another way of explaining it is; a network administrator will type (use) the "bgp log-neighbor-changes" "Router" configuration command on a Border Gateway Protocol router, if he or she wants that particular router to be able to log its neighbors (Peers) status changes, the status changes are up, down, and reset.
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IPv6 (Cisco) Training - Using the "bgp Log-Neighbor-Changes" Command
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