This object sets the default local preference this BGP speaker applies, defaulting to 100 per the BGP standard convention. Administrators tune this to influence outbound path selection across multiple exit points from their autonomous system, since higher local preference wins in BGP's decision process. For example, raising csBgpGenDefaultLocalPref to 150 on this virtual router makes it prefer routes learned here over routes with the standard default of 100 learned via another VR, steering outbound traffic toward this exit.