Have You tried "drop-path-attributes"
http://kb.juniper.net/InfoCenter/index?page=content&id=JSA10491 ?
You can drop any attribute, not only 128 as in the KB.
Thanks
Alex
On 24/09/2014 18:38, Scott Harvanek wrote:
Okay so we traced this down to BGP Replication for NSR. Looks like a
bad attribute kills the replication process. Other than blocking the
received prefix is there a way to fix this:
Sep 24 17:31:06 TUS-2-VC-1 rpd[48424]: Received malformed update from
xxxxxxxxx
Sep 24 17:31:06 TUS-2-VC-1 rpd[48424]: Family inet-unicast, prefix
5.56.168.0/21
Sep 24 17:31:06 TUS-2-VC-1 rpd[48424]: Malformed Attribute
AGGREGATOR4(18) flag 0xc0 length 8.
Sep 24 17:31:06 TUS-2-VC-1 rpd[48424]: Total incoming malformed
attributes from xxxxxxxxxx since last logging
Sep 24 17:31:06 TUS-2-VC-1 rpd[48424]: Received 1 malformed
attribute AGGREGATOR4(18)
Mind you, the primary session with the peer stays up, this only kills
the replication process...
Scott H.
On 9/18/14, 11:38 AM, Scott Harvanek wrote:
Has anyone had a issue with MX units in a VC where BGP rsync was
consuming a boatload of CPU?
Master chassis shows:
Task Started User Time System Time Longest Run
BGP rsync 9650 10. 0.8 0.0
( BGP rsync is the only task with any user time during high user CPU
for rpd )
now, that's only like 20% CPU on the master but on the slave it's
90%.... This seems to have happened when our total paths exceeded
2MM but does not seem to be a memory issue:
Dynamically allocated memory: 411009024 Maximum: 808517632
Program data+BSS memory: 5537792 Maximum: 5537792
Page data overhead: 1196032 Maximum: 1196032
Page directory size: 212992 Maximum: 212992
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Total bytes in use: 417955840 (12% of available memory)
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