Adam Thompson wrote:
So I've got OpenBGPd up and running fine on my pfSense 1.2.3-REL router (the
GUI makes setting things up so ridiculously simple it's amazing! Thanks, guys!)
but am now running into a secondary problem of some sort:
arplookup 192.139.69.161 failed: host is not on local network
arpresolve: can't allocate route for 192.139.69.161
where 192.139.69.161 is my BGP peer. These messages appear several dozen times in a ~15-minute period. This
started shortly after I imported BGP routes into the kernel FIB. BGPd had received ~11000 routes from my
peer, I had the FIB import flag set to "no" in the GUI, and used "bgpctl fib couple" to
manually import them. Everything seemed to work OK, so I switched the flag to "yes", killed and
restarted bgpd. (Didn't want to reboot router in the middle of the day.)
Shortly (<2 minutes, I think) thereafter I noticed my routing table shrinking
from 11k+ to ~270 to ~200 to ... etc. Noticed these messages in system log. Ran
tcpdump on that vlan, noticed traffic inbound FROM that host but absolutely
nothing going out from the pfSense host.
Any idea a) what I did wrong, and b) what I do to fix it? I probably won't be
able to reboot until several hours from now.
Thanks,
-Adam Thompson
Chief Technical Architect, C3A Inc.
athom...@c3a.ca<mailto:athom...@c3a.ca>
(204) 272-9628 / fax: (204) 272-8291
Subnet on the interface 192.139.69.xxx got screwed?
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