OK - thanks to this list, I've made some progress, but.... * We've set up a VTI tunnel between the two PFSense boxes -- it works * We have BGP enabled and when both ends are started up, the BGP routes are exchanged and then given to each side's OSPF * Everything works, routing-wise -- things enter the kernel BUT.... * After a while, it seems the receiving side loses the BGP routes -- if A publishes routes to B, B will lose the BGP routes. I have to start both BGP processes again. The processes were running before but I need to get the routes "re-published" * Static routes never go away - they are published all of the time Clearly, I am setting up something wrong. OSPF does a flood every 10 seconds. How often does BGP do its "updates"
John - BGP only sends updates when there is something to report. We need more information: `show bgp ipv4 uni <prefix>` that is experiencing this issue `show ip route <prefix>` `show ip nht` `show bgp nexthop` thanks! donald On Fri, Jan 4, 2019 at 2:32 PM John Antypas <jantypas@busygeeks.com> wrote:
OK - thanks to this list, I've made some progress, but....
We've set up a VTI tunnel between the two PFSense boxes -- it works We have BGP enabled and when both ends are started up, the BGP routes are exchanged and then given to each side's OSPF Everything works, routing-wise -- things enter the kernel
BUT....
After a while, it seems the receiving side loses the BGP routes -- if A publishes routes to B, B will lose the BGP routes. I have to start both BGP processes again. The processes were running before but I need to get the routes "re-published" Static routes never go away - they are published all of the time
Clearly, I am setting up something wrong. OSPF does a flood every 10 seconds. How often does BGP do its "updates" _______________________________________________ frog mailing list frog@lists.frrouting.org https://lists.frrouting.org/listinfo/frog
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