07-22-2024 05:45 PM
In Cisco SD-WAN want to understand how BFD & OSPF co-work together.
I understand that BFD is used to monitor the underlay. If it find that the remote end point is not responding it brings down the bfd session. Want to understand how this works along with the OSPF. OSPF as routing protocol has it own timers to bring up and bring down the OSPF neighbourship. Wanted to understand how this both works together ?
07-22-2024 06:03 PM
Also wanted to understand what is the meaning of the below alert.
2024/7/19 21:08 SDWAN 10.1.1.13 bfd-state-change major BFD host-name=SDWAN; src-ip=10.2.255.2; dst-ip=10.3.255.1; proto=ipsec; src-port=12386; dst-port=12386; local-system-ip=10.1.1.13; local-color=metro-ethernet; remote-system-ip=10.1.254.1; remote-color=metro-ethernet; new-state=down; deleted=false; flap-reason=timeout
07-22-2024 06:09 PM
Ospf first send hello and it make established
Then bfd start send periodically to neighbors when it down "bfd" it inform ospf to down neighbors
The circle start again.
MHM
07-22-2024 06:24 PM
So u mean OSPF timers will not be effective. BFD timers are the one which will be effective.
07-22-2024 06:34 PM
Yes ospf hello is in "S" but the bfd is in "mS"
And for your note in SD-WAN not only ospf use bfd but all peers vmanage vedge vsmart vbond use bfd to mark neighbor UP or down
MHM
07-23-2024 05:39 AM - edited 07-23-2024 05:43 AM
This error message is for SDWAN bfd not underlying.
This command to see SDWAN bfd status
vEdge-2# show bfd sessions
07-22-2024 06:41 PM
Thanks, I checked my existing configuration. For BFD the below are the timings currently configured.
Multiplier - 6
Poll Interval - 120000 milliseconds (equals to 2 minutes)
Considering the above value, it looks more than the OSPF timers. Is my understanding right ?
07-22-2024 06:57 PM
Friend I think you misunderstanding my previous comment
There are two bfd
One for overlaying which run inside tunnel between deivce
Other legacy for underlying' this must be less than ospf hello otherwise it no need to config it
MHM
07-22-2024 07:05 PM
ok got it.
In SD-WAN how to check which is the overlay BFD and which is the underlay BFD ?
The above which I shared is it underlay BFD or overlay BFD?
07-22-2024 07:08 PM
It for overlay BFD friend.
MHM
07-22-2024 07:09 PM
Thanks.
How should I check the underlay BFD ?
07-22-2024 07:21 PM
cEdge# show sdwan running bfd
bfd default-dscp 48
bfd app-route multiplier 6
bfd app-route poll-interval120000
The above is the output I got. From your reply it is overlay right ?
07-22-2024 07:23 PM
Yes it for overlay sure
MHM
07-22-2024 07:51 PM
My understanding is that these overlay BFD is mainly used for application aware routing.
Not with OSPF. To work with OSPF it uses underlay BFD. Is my understanding right ?
07-22-2024 09:52 PM
Pls clarify. So BFD runs under IPSec . Is my understanding correct ?
For ex R1 - 100.0.0.1 , R2 - 200.0.0.1 These are transport WAN IPs of R1 & R2 (public IPs). So does BFD also runs between these 2 IPs to detect any underlay fault ?
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