hi, okay - after fruitful time on the test/devel router and then a prolonged period on 2 select routers, we're now SXI across the board.... which has finally thrown up an error (of sorts!) hurrah! :-)
having exhausted my usual supply of cisco and google (and c-nsp ;-) ) searches I thought I'd throw this one to the list before visiting my TAC friends for the 3rd time this week. note: so far we only obsrve this error on systems with 2 Sup720's in SSO redundancy mode this is whats being logged: Feb 10 12:26:38: SP: Critical error processing oif ltl index change event (0100.5b00.073c, XXX, 0xB8B) Feb 10 12:30:32: SP: Critical error processing rpf ltl index change event (0100.5b1f.fefd, XXX, 0xBAB) Feb 10 12:30:32: SP: Critical error processing oif ltl index change event (0100.5b1f.fefd, XXX, 0xBAB) Feb 10 12:30:48: SP: Critical error processing rpf ltl index change event (0100.5b1f.fefa, XXX, 0xBB3) Feb 10 12:30:48: SP: Critical error processing oif ltl index change event (0100.5b1f.fefa, XXX, 0xBB3) Feb 10 12:31:54: SP: Critical error processing rpf ltl index change event (0100.5b07.0076, XXX, 0xBBF) hmm. very nice . XXX represents a VLAN number. if done simple obfuscation of the MAC and this info just because of policy - however, those MACs *do* start with 0100 which is multicast L2 ....so currently I've got a feeling that this is a problem with TTL=1 (and being dropped - eg ghost or rubbish multicast app) and its hitting the RPF MLS - what say you all? alan _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
