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BGP flapping

Dayesh Shetty
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Hi Experts,

 

We have scenario where we have a point to point BGP configured between them.

 

Router A >> Tunnel 10 >> 10.50.0.1  255.255.254.0 (Subnet mask /20)

Router B >> Tunnel 10 >> 10.50.0.11 255.255.240.0 (Subnet mask /23)

 

The BGP connection is flapping every couple of hours/days etc.

 

Do you see any issue by any chance if the connection is flapping due to mismatch in the subnet mask?

 

Regards,

Dayesh

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Hello

Do you have any L2/L3 issues that can be causing connectivity loss between source/destination of the bgp tunnels?
Can you post the configuration for the tunnels and bgp stanza

sh run int tun x
sh run | sec router
sh ip route static
sh ip interface  br

sh ip bgp sum
sh ip bgp neighbors x.x.xx | in state


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The BGP connection is flapping every couple of hours/days etc.

what is the logs you see on the device ? any interface up and down?

what % of usage that time on the interface?

what % CPU that time when it flaps?

what kind of links between this device to establish BGP?

is the BGP running over the tunnel, is the tunnel interface is the stable?

 

 

BB

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Harold Ritter
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Hi @Dayesh Shetty ,

 

A very common cause for BGP session flapping is a mismatch path MTU between the two neighbors. Please refer to the following document to find out how to troubleshoot it.

 

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/border-gateway-protocol-bgp/116377-troubleshoot-bgp-mtu.html

 

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emre
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hi,

for the problem you need to get debug, you need to get interface and bgp debug !

the problem may be mtu or L1 level, cable signal or gbic sfp problem

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