On Wednesday, March 19, 2014 02:56:02 PM Pete Lumbis wrote: > Just to close the loop on the thread, I spoke to OP > off-list and this matches CSCug77067. When an FRR event > (either TE FRR or IP FRR) occurs the processes > prioritization for BFD and the FRR event doesn't do what > it's supposed to and BFD triggers a CPU hog. It's also > possible, as Adam saw, for BFD neighbors to flap. This > is fixed in 15.4.1S1 and 15.3.3S2
Pete, is this only when BFD is enabled for the IGP, or when BFD is enabled for RSVP-TE? Or does this not matter at all? Mark.
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