Hi,
I've got a curious problem with a test I've been doing with bgpd on 4.7
release. Hopefully someone can point out where I am going wrong.
Test Layout
:
BSD01 -> EBGP01
BSD02 -> EBGP01
BSDxx are both 4.7 release BGP speakers in
private ASN 64550 (OSPF running between them as IGP)
EBGP01 is a non OpenBSD
BGP speaker in private ASN 65432 (just sending default route for test
purposes)
BSD01 does not appear to be receiving routes from BSD02 (in this
case, it should be learning a higher pref default route from BSD02 over IBGP)
on BSD01 :
# bgpctl show sum
Neighbor AS MsgRcvd MsgSent OutQ
Up/Down State/PrfRcvd
BSD02 64550 19 19 0
00:15:25 0
EBGP BOX 65432 20 19 0
00:17:09 1
#bgpctl show rib
*> 0.0.0.0/0 172.16.99.254 400 0
65432 i
on BSD02 :
# bgpctl show sum
Neighbor AS
MsgRcvd MsgSent OutQ Up/Down
State/PrfRcvd
BSD01 64550 121
125 0
00:20:25 1
EBGP BOX 65432 1163 1188
0 01:17:09 1
#bgpctl show rib
I*> 0.0.0.0/0 172.16.99.254
400 0 65432 i
* 0.0.0.0/0 172.16.99.254 100 0 65432 i
bgpd.conf from
BSD01 :
PEER_ASN="65432"
LOCAL_ASN="64550"
MY_ID="192.168.152.1"
REMOTE_IP="172.16.99.254"
IBGP_PEER="192.168.152.2"
LO1_IP="192.168.152.1"
AS
$LOCAL_ASN
router-id $MY_ID
holdtime 180
holdtime min 3
fib-update yes
group
"transit 65432" {
set localpref 400
remote-as $PEER_ASN
neighbor $REMOTE_IP {
descr "EBGP BOX"
announce self
}
}
group "IBGP Mesh" {
remote-as $LOCAL_ASN
local-address $LO1_IP
neighbor $IBGP_PEER {
descr "BSD02"
}
}
bgpd.conf from
BSD02 :
PEER_ASN="65432"
LOCAL_ASN="64550"
MY_ID="192.168.152.2"
REMOTE_IP="172.16.99.254"
IBGP_PEER="192.168.152.1"
LO1_IP="192.168.152.2"
AS
$LOCAL_ASN
router-id $MY_ID
holdtime 180
holdtime min 3
fib-update yes
group
"transit 65432" {
set localpref 400
remote-as $PEER_ASN
neighbor $REMOTE_IP {
descr "EBGP BOX"
announce self
}
}
group "IBGP Mesh" {
remote-as $LOCAL_ASN
local-address $LO1_IP
neighbor $IBGP_PEER {
descr "BSD01"
}
}
