On 12/12/2014 18:00, Murat Kaipov wrote:
Hello Marco.
Now I don't have any idea. But in my opinion there is issue on me3600. I
haven't any proof, but it is just my experience with ME series switches. If you
can, check this theory. Connect gi2/7 on cat6500 to another box and try setup
ospf with bfd in some another ospf process. You can do it for me3600 too.
Thank you. I really have no other idea.
Murat
Hello,
Thanks to Andrew Koch, I've finally managed to bring the session up.
On C6500_1 there was an overlapping subnet configured on an interface
that has been shut down months ago.t
Gi2/7 1 0 192.0.2.174/30 10 P2P 1/1
Gi3/11 1 0 192.0.2.173/30 10 DOWN 0/0
That was enough to break the BFD stack.
Thank you for your help.
Marco
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