Shailesh Tyagi [shail...@novanet.net] wrote: > As soon as we start traffic bgp server starts behaving strangely. for example > if we ping any IP, customer side or towards upstream from the bgpd server, > first few seconds we get "no route to host" and after few seconds it starts > getting the response. When we try to ping the same IP again, behavior remain > unchanged. which means it can't get the route for few seconds. We have checked > the media connections and under normal conditions (without bgpd and vlans) > everything works fine. I am not sure if its related to so many vlans, bgpd > configuration or bug in routing daemon. Another strange thing I have noticed > is that it shows 10M memory in "TOP command" where server has 8GB RAM. I am > pasting the dmesg and other logs for your info. > -
It's hard to tell from the jumble of obfuscated output that you posted to the list, it sounds like you have a larger network (/24?) directly configured on a local interface, and you are expecting to reach parts of it (/30, /27, etc...) through BGP. You should better plan your network configuration so that you have no overlapping subnets on any of your router interfaces. Chris
