On Wed, Jul 02, 2014 at 11:14:51AM -0700, Dave Taht wrote: > attached is the command line generated and the babeld.conf
> /usr/sbin/babeld -D -I /var/run/babeld.pid -z 0,128 -c /etc/babeld.conf -L
> /tmp/babeld.log -C 'interface ge00' -C 'interface se00' -C 'interface sw00'
> -C 'interface sw10' -C 'interface gw10' -C 'interface gw00' -C 'interface
> gw01 rxcost 384' -C 'interface gw11' -C ' redistribute if se00 metric
> 96' -C ' redistribute if sw00 metric 256' -C ' redistribute if sw10
> metric 192' -C ' redistribute if gw00 metric 256' -C ' redistribute if
> gw10 metric 192' -C ' redistribute if gw01 metric 256' -C '
> redistribute if gw11 metric 192' ge00 se00 sw00 sw10 gw10 gw00 gw01 gw11
Are you sure "redistribute if X metrix Y" is what you want to use? And not
"out if X metric Y"?
With the former, for each installed route pointing to interface X, you
will redistribute it. If you have a high number of neighbours, interfaces
and routes, this will probably generate a lot of routes (in the worst
case, each router will redistribute all routes)
I might be wrong, this would mean that babeld blows up because of the
large number of routes. I'm not sure how many routes it would take, but
probably a lot. Could you provide the output of the local interface?
("nc ::1 33123" on the router when it is about to blow up)
Or could it be a bad interaction with the source-specific babel you have
on your network?
Baptiste
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