Those also have a serial port (8,1,n,115200) - that will give you
visibility and configurability about how you want it to boot.
Jesse DuPont
Network Architect
email: jesse.dup...@celeritycorp.net
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> There is an RB750 switch (software bridge). L2 MTU 1598.
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>> On Tue, Oct 30, 2018 at 2:31 PM, Jesse Dupont via Mikrotik-
I think it’s an LSA flooding issue, especially since it works for a while then
stops, then comes back. Disabling the instance as you do to fix it makes the
whole adjacency start over which starts with new LSAs.
Using a “broadcast” network type doesn’t use broadcasts to establish the
There is generally a script or two, sometimes they're scheduled. The API
and API-SSL services might have an IP block set to them. Services you
had disabled might be enabled now. There might be a RADIUS server setup
and in System-Users, on the AAA button, use RADIUS could be checked for
login
The PacketFlux SiteMonitor2 has a 5-port remotely operable, DIN mounted PDU you
can run D.C. Through. They also have an 8 port gig midspan PoE with each port
remotely operable.
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behalf
I think that's CPU temp?
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I don't have any insight other than to say we've seen this
sometimes, too; primarily on CCR's.
Jesse DuPont
Network
Architect
He did say it was only a single core, not all cores together, that
shows 100% continuously. It is most likely BGP.
Jesse DuPont
Network
I'm with Scott - seems like multicast is getting dropped one
direction.
IPv6 Input firewall maybe (on the end that doesn't show the
neighbor)?
Are the MTU's the same on both ends?
What does the MikroTik log show on both routers?
Did you torch the ifaces