Hi, If you are running "soft-reconfiguration inbound rpki-droppped-only" on IOS-XR7, please note CSCwb17937. We had a terrible time with this.
Best regards, takez > 2022/05/12 1:43、Pirawat WATANAPONGSE via NANOG <nanog@nanog.org>のメール: > > Dear Guru(s), > > > We used to run our ‘Gateway Router’ with ROV turned on. > Then, we “upgraded” it to a Cisco NCS-55A1 (5500 Series) running IOS-XR just > a few weeks ago. > > Consequently, during my rummage through Google for a (the?) best (ROV) > configuration template for the new router, > I found a tutorial by Philip Smith > [Reference: https://www.bgp4all.com/pfs/_media/workshops/02-rpki.pdf, Slide > #55] > which cautioned me of Cisco IOS-XR essentially “harassing” all peers and > upstreams with ‘Route Refresh’ whenever there is a VRP change. > The tutorial advised turning on ‘Soft Reconfiguration’ to help with the > problem. > > On the one hand, we have a very special relationship with our upstream > [they’re kind of community transit provider; we have an in-kind stake in them > as well], so we obviously don’t want to cause them grievances [their > grievance is our grievance]. > On the other hand, we can't afford to just throw away a newly bought gateway > and buy a new one. > > So, here goes the question: > Is setting 'Soft Reconfiguration' enough for me to keep ROV running? > If not, is there any other solution? > Or am I screwed anyway? > > I would very much appreciate clarification and pointer(s) to the solution(s). > > > Thank you in advance for the help, > > Pirawat. >
