Hi, On Mon, Feb 09, 2015 at 11:19:12AM +0000, Phil Mayers wrote: > It's probably not your problem, but just in case - bear in mind that > sup720 can only support a single uRPF mode globally. You can't have some > interfaces in loose and others in strict.
Which in general is something I can accept (it's documented, after all).
What is totally silly is that the box changes all *other* interfaces if
you happen to configure "the other mode" on a new interface - it should
tell you "go away, can't use <this mode> here" instead.
(Fat-fingered an upstream port to "strict mode" that way, changing
a customer interface on the same box. Shouldn't have done that, on
many aspects, I agree)
Some people who develop software have just no idea how to make software
fail in sane ways...
gert
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