Randy Epstein wrote:
I don't have an answer to the root cause of your problem, and I'm not
looking for a discussion on route dampening (there are enough debates
onthis issue to make your head spin), but may I suggest you raise your
hold timers to prevent your BGP sessions from going down on
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Randy Epstein) [Wed 26 Jul 2006, 07:44 CEST]:
Recently my BGP session has started flapping on the GX circuit... It
looks something like this:
Jul 21 21:33:32.703 UTC: %BGP-5-ADJCHANGE: neighbor 67.17.168.73 Up
There are no other log entries during the periods when this
On 26 Jul 2006, at 08:29, Forrest W Christian wrote:
Randy Epstein wrote:
I don't have an answer to the root cause of your problem, and I'm
not looking for a discussion on route dampening (there are enough
debates onthis issue to make your head spin), but may I suggest
you raise your
You should be able to tell from (cisco speak)
show controller pos a/b
The counters should be increasing if there are any issues with the line
or the path
Make sure both ends sync from the line (as it's a syncronous link).
A path switch event with won't impact BGP, if it did the
Forrest:
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Recently my BGP session has started flapping on the GX circuit... It
looks something like this:
Jul 21 21:33:32.703 UTC: %BGP-5-ADJCHANGE: neighbor 67.17.168.73 Up
There are no other log entries during the periods when this occur.
Unfortunately this causes enough prefix flaps
