Dear WG, I’m looking for some help regarding the BFD influence to ARP. The question is - Is it wise from an operational perspective or, on the other hand, wrong if a failed BFD check that monitors IPv4 reachability (for a static route, for example), makes changes in the ARP table, for example, by removing the ARP entry for a BFD-failed IPv4 address?
In my humble opinion, BFD should not influence ARP in any way, ‘cause this
might be a recipe for disaster in case of BFD code malfunction or configuration
error. I would appreciate your feedback on this.
Kind regards,
Matjaž
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