[nsp] ip verify unicast not logging in ACL

[Sam Stickland]

Oh forgot to ask, what's the difference between a drop and suppressed drop?
I can make a couple of educated guesses, but it's not actually mentioned in
the documentation.

Sam

> Hi,
>
> I'm configuring some routers to drop packets sourced from IP addresses
given
> by the bogon servers, using loose uRPF. (Dropping packets with
destinations
> from the bogon servers is working fine.)
>
> I've tried the following (using a permit initially, just while I'm
testing -
> I don't want to actually drop the traffic).
>
> access-list 99 permit any log
>
> int vlan x
>   ip verify unicast source reachable-via any allow-default 99
>
> If I do 'sh ip int vlan x' I can see
>
>   IP verify source reachable-via ANY, allow default, ACL 99
>    0 verification drops
>    80948 suppressed verification drops
>
> and the suppressed verification drops is rising pretty rapidly (which is
> suprising since this interface carries less than a meg of traffic). But
'sh
> access-list 99' only shows this (note the lack of a match counter):
>
> Standard IP access list 99 (Compiled)
>     10 permit any log
>
> And there's nothing in the logs either. If I take away the ACL from the
> statement, or change it to a deny I still get get no logs, but this time
the
> BGP session on that interface will drop, which it shouldn't do, so I'm
> assuming the uRPF isn't functioning correctly :/
>
> Is there anything wrong with my config? Perhaps I'm hitting a IOS bug?
This
> on a Cat6500 running IOS 12.2(14)SY1
>
> Sam
>
>
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