Hello everyone. I have an interesting problem. I am trying to enable multicast on my WAN to enable Enterprise TV with my DMM and DMPs. The problem is that once I enabled multicast on the WAN and start sending traffic, I will randomly have EIGRP and LDP neighbor flaps. The EIGRP neighbors will drop and reconnect in about 0.1 seconds according to the logs. The LDP neighbors will take a few more seconds to reconnect. I am using all the defaults for EIGRP, and the WAN links are Metro Ethernet. We are running MPLS VPN across the WAN as well for some of our vendors. Multicast is configured as sparse-dense mode, with BSR and RP candidates defined for the 10 groups that we have.
I have included a basic WAN diagram to try and help. R0 is the one that is losing its neighbors. It will show Neighbor X.X.X.X (VlanX) is down: Peer goodbye received. I have done debugs on some of its peers, and they will miss some of the hellos that R0 is sending. The other neighbors on Provider 1 do not drop their adjacencies with each other, only with R0. This doesn't happen often, and there is no real service interruption, but it is quite annoying. All of the devices on the WAN are ME6524 running 12.2(33)SXH2a Adv IP Services, except for one 3825 running 12.4(3i) SP Services.
I can post configs and debugs if needed, but they are somewhat complex and will take some scrubbing. Thanks!
