This just keeps getting better :-)
Just after I sent the last message, I tried a traceroute that showed packets
going the wrong way. To my surprise (not) , the kernel routing table was once
again emptied of all BGP routes.
# netstat -rn | wc -l ; bgpctl show fib | wc -l
81
10826
I had "clog -f /var/log/system.log" running in the background on that terminal,
there were NO messages emitted in the interval. Of course neither bgpd nor the
kernel are terribly verbose...
Any ideas what could be happening to cause bgpd (or the kernel) to suddenly
yank all those routes?
By the time I finished typing this email, it's starting to fill back up:
# netstat -rn | wc -l ; bgpctl show fib | wc -l
800
11834
But unless I do a fib decouple/couple (see previous email) it doesn't seem to
ever grow back to the ~11K it should.
Thanks for the help so far.
-Adam
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