Hi,The code 6 Notification message in BGP means that the bgp session has been
cleared by a user. When you manually clear a BGP connection, you
generate a Cease (Error Code 6) Notification message on the local
router.Even a configuration change that alters the parameters of an
existing session will generate a Cease message by the local router. So
check if it was done by the user.Regards,JayFrom: Giovanni Bellac via
juniper-nsp <[email protected]>Sent: Thu, 09 Aug 2018
14:20:26To: Juniper List <[email protected]>Subject: [j-nsp]
BGP session - code 6 (Cease) subcode 4 (Administratively Reset)Hi all,we have a
VC of two EX4200-24T running. We have BGP sessions (each IPv4 and IPv6, default
route only) running on each member to different upstreams.Periodically we are
seeing in var/log/messages on only one IPv4 sessioncode 6 (Cease) subcode 4
(Administratively Reset)A "show bgp summary" is showing that the
session has f
lapped. BUT:1) There is no traffic decrease.2) The affected upstream has no
flap/log on his side.3) This is only on the IPv4 session, not on the IPv6
session to the same upstream on the same 10G link.Any ideas ?Kind
regards,Giovanni_______________________________________________juniper-nsp
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