The most common cause of stuck-in-exstart is an MTU mismatch. If not,
turn on some tracing and see what OSPF has to say about it.
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Hi, all,
I am a newbie for juniper, when I want to configure ospf on trunk
subinterface encapsulated with 802.1q, the neighbor status is always
ExStart, and can never reach full, what is the matter?
thanks in advance.
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