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High RTO with low SSRT values on EIGRP

spfister336
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We are running several remote sites connecting back to a central site using EIGRP as the routing protocol over AT&T's ASE on demand switched ethernet service. It's been mostly fine, but occasionally for 25 or 30 minutes we get a lot of flapping that seems to go away on its own. During this time, 'show ip eigrp neigh' shows lines like:

31 10.210.77.2 Vl277 13 00:00:40 1 5000 1 806
26 10.210.43.2 Vl243 13 00:00:40 1 100 0 124
20 10.210.15.2 Vl215 11 00:00:40 1 100 0 413
9 10.210.81.2 Vl281 13 00:00:40 2 1702 0 100
4 10.210.17.2 Vl217 14 00:00:40 1 5000 1 1072
29 10.210.66.2 Vl266 13 00:00:46 1 5000 1 462
25 10.210.71.2 Vl271 13 00:00:46 1 5000 1 2129
24 10.210.22.2 Vl322 14 00:00:46 17 771 1 1493

The SRTT values seem relatively OK, but the RTOs go into the thousands. Is it possible that this is packet loss, or multicast rate limiting on AT&T's part?

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there is increase in Hello in send/receive so I think about using debug for eigrp but there are many neighbour and this nightmare so 
I try in lab and find away to tune the debug for specific neighbour (neighbour that flapping )
debug eigrp packet hello 10 <<- 10 is standard ACL I use to specify only one host 

Cisco TAC Engineer Conclusion:

*** Conclusion:*



EIGRP Hellos are being lost in the middle
-Check with the ISP why EIGRP hellos are being dropped.

Yes as i mention above hello is unrelaible message and it lost and make neighbor flapping'

But the Q why it happened to some neighbor'

What flapping neighbor different that stable neighbor?

That in my Mind

It's happening to all AT&T Neighbors. There are no stable neighbors, the only stable ones that we have are not related to AT&T Pipe.

Bingo' 

Then that sure as TAC and as I see it SP issue it not your issue.

So as I mention earlier it link to neighbor flapping.

Thanks  alot'

Hope update me when get reply from at&t.

Have a nice day 

Thanks again 

MHM

Wish me luck with communicating with AT&T...

I wishing you good luck friend

Have a great weekend.

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