On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 08:48:59AM -0700, Bill Blackford wrote:
So if what you are saying is that the EX, only being capable of 16k
routes, will only Receive and Accept a random smattering of a full
table being sent up to 16k and any filters beyond that filter on the
16k Received and
Thanks Richard. Great comments on and off list. Thank you.
This just happened to be the first time I tested this scenario. I had
a fundamental misunderstanding of the behavior of the RIB/FIB on the
EX. In production, my EX's only get IGP and local AS.
As a side note, when I filter by upto /19
-- Sorry if this posts twice. It was posted yesterday and I didn't see
it come though --
I'm seeing some strange behavior with a EX3200 10.4R3.4 with how it
receives bgp routes.
The output below shows peer 172.16.2.12 that is sending a full table.
The EX is accepting a 0.0.0.0/0 exact and
Ex doesn't have the capability to go above 16k routes due to low
capabilities of the platform.. You are seeing it protect itself. Anything
under this number and it should make them all active if it can pass the
process.
On Apr 30, 2011 11:10 AM, Bill Blackford bblackf...@gmail.com wrote:
-- Sorry
So if what you are saying is that the EX, only being capable of 16k
routes, will only Receive and Accept a random smattering of a full
table being sent up to 16k and any filters beyond that filter on the
16k Received and installs that balance as Active?
If this assumption is correct, then what
Yeah that is correct. You should check the messages log and you should see
some messages about this. I always set. 'Keep home's under bgp and do input
filters to make sure this doesn't accidentally happen.. the routes you want
might not make it through.
On Apr 30, 2011 11:48 AM, Bill Blackford
I'm seeing some strange behavior with a EX3200 10.4R3.4 with how it
receives bgp routes.
The output below shows peer 172.16.2.12 that is sending a full table.
The EX is accepting a 0.0.0.0/0 exact and 0.0.0.0/0 upto /19. I should
be seeing 350k in the Received and about 28k in the Active (yes, I
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