Hi, On Fri, Feb 27, 2015 at 02:42:44AM +0100, jure brkljacic wrote: > When i shutdown the "upstream link" on EDGE1 all the traffic is rerouted to > EDGE 2 router, but i see 15sec complete outage. (the path the end system > takes in "internal router" ->>EDGE1->>EDGE2)
I'd assume that this is external reconvergence - "The Internet" taking
its time to re-route packets back to you via Edge 2.
> how to minimize the traffic loss?
That very much depends on where the two BGP sessions are going to. If it's
two different ISPs, there really isn't a way to make the Internet converge
faster for you (there's work on graceful shutdown communities, which would
help quite a lot, but that is not yet implemented or rolled out at a wider
scale).
If both links go to the same ISP, talk to them...
gert
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