[c-nsp] IP Route Cache - Unable to Route

Gert Doering gert at greenie.muc.de
Mon Oct 26 11:10:43 EDT 2009


Hi,

On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 02:27:19PM -0700, Spencer Barnes wrote:
> An interesting problem came up that I thought I'd share and see if
> anyone has some thoughts.  A user on one of our private networks was
> able to route fine to anything on his subnet but as soon as he attempted
> any routing to another subnet, the connection slowed to a crawl.  We
> found that moving him from his IP (172.30.50.131) to another IP worked
> so upon further investigation I ran the following command and received
> this output:

What IOS is this?  I assume it's a 7200 platform, and somewhat older IOS -
so it seems you've run into one of the CEF bugs that have haunted earlier
IOS versions with CEF in them...

gert
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