That was my original assumption. I was using dCEF so I disabled the
route-cache on the interface but it didn't help. I think this might be a
hardware problem or maybe a problem on the microcode of the PA... we just
logged into the VIP and the it is telling me the interface is down even tho
it is reported up at the CLI.
I also discovered that simply doing a shut/no-shut on the interface will
bring it back to life. I thought I had tried that but I guess I missed it.
This is 12.1(3aT1)
Scott
-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron Weintraub [mailto:aaronw@distracted.org]
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2000 10:15 AM
To: Keoseyan, Scott (Broadwing)
Subject: Re: [nsp] Connected routes missing after reboot
Could be a CEF issue. What code rev, are you using dCEF, and if you are,
what does show cef line look like?
On Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 09:03:22AM -0600, Scott.Keoseyan@BroadWing.com
wrote:
> I have a 7505 that is really acting strange...
>
> Upon reboot, some of the directly connected IP routes no longer appear in
> the routing table even though the interface shows UP/UP. The router
cannot
> ping destinations normally reachable from this interface, and the router
> cannot ping its own interface either. There is even an ARP entry for the
> interface in the router.
>
> In addition, none of the static routes configured to use this interface
> appear. I would expect this as it would be normal behavior for static
> routes if the interface was down, but it gets weirder...
>
> When I simply re-enter the static routes on the command line and set the
> gateway for these routes to be a destination on the missing directly
> connected network, the directly connected route then re-appears for that
> interface. The router begins to function normally.
>
> My question is... am I just having a 'cisco moment' and go ahead and open
a
> case with the TAC or could I be doing something wrong?
>
> Thanks for most input...
>
> Scott
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