[FROG] OSPF Hello Interval on dead Links

Acee Lindem acee.lindem at gmail.com
Fri May 24 12:05:41 UTC 2024


This sounds like “ip ospf network non-broadcast” behavior. What is the output of “show ip ospf interface” when the link is down on the other end?

Acee

> On May 23, 2024, at 15:05, Donald Sharp <donaldsharp72 at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I don't see this behavior at all, when I tested this locally.  Can you show us this behavior w/ tcpdump?  Also please turn on `debug ospf ism` `debug ospf packet hello` and `debug ospf nsm` and give us the output.
> 
> donald
> 
> On Thu, May 23, 2024 at 1:35 AM Susanne Will <will.susanne at net-24.at <mailto:will.susanne at net-24.at>> wrote:
>> ­Hi FRR Users,
>> 
>> i use FRR on Debian ­for routing between different Wireguard conections. If the conections are all up, everything works out great. I set hello interval to one second and there is a hello paket every second on each Wireguard interface. But if a Wireguard conection breaks down because of network outage, hello pakets are sent only five times (i think due to my dead interval of 5 seconds) but after that a hello paket is only sent every minute. So when the Wireguard conection is reestablished, it takes up to one minute, until OSPF recognises the comeback of the link and routing informations are updated.
>> Why are hello pakets sent only every minute on broken links, but every second (as expected due to my config) on working links?
>> 
>> Debian Version Bookworm
>> FFR Version 8.4.4 installed from Debian apt repo
>> 
>> Thanks for your help,
>> 
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