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BFD regression in 10.2 #17452
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Can we get the debug logs ( |
We're having the same issue. Just upgraded and BFD is flakey. I don't know if we need to have BGP peers in a group, but sometimes when a connection comes up, bfd stays down.
My configuration is similar to @stgraber. The debug output doesn't seem to generate much. Only got some output when I disabled BFD for the BGP group:
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Could you also send |
Hi , No BFD config in BGP section. Regards. |
please provide tcpdump |
set local-address on bfd peer or set local source address from routemap |
If configure bfd from bgp peers and restart frr, bfd peer is not avail from bgp peers. |
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This does not look like a debug, do you have |
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Duplicate with #17751, closing this one. |
Description
I just upgraded a bunch of routers from FRR 10.1 to 10.2 and noticed that a bunch of my BGP peers were down. Looking closer I noticed that they were all peers that I had BFD enabled on.
Version
How to reproduce
Hard to tell, it looks like upgrading from 10.1 and 10.2 when you have a bunch of peer-groups configured to use bfd will cause the issue. But I suspect it's somewhat racy as I've found that messing with the config and reloading does eventually nudge bfd into sending packets again.
Expected behavior
bfd peers should have frr send out bfd frames and once both sides are doing that, bring up the session
Actual behavior
frr doesn't appear to be sending out bfd frames at all, at least until something nudges that part of the config at which point a reload will kick it back on and fix the issue
Additional context
I'm sorry this is a bit light on details. As most my peers don't use bfd I didn't immediately notice the issue, so I then had to rush a revert and therefore can't provide too many details on what happened.
The config is pretty straightforward though with a peer group like this one:
Which then has a few peers inside of the group like those:
No other bfd config in frr.conf and all those peers are directly connected (no multi-hop) and there's no other config for those peers which could cause issues here (like alternative source-ip or the like).
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