[nsp] show ip cache flow -- Same SrcIf and DstIf?

[Jared Mauch]

	Typically this is seen when there is a routing loop
for the destination IP address.

	eg: unused ip addresses that are within a larger aggregate that is
being announced and each router thinks the other is best-path.

	Likely there is not a full mesh of ibgp peers exchanging
internal routes.

	- Jared

On Thu, Oct 09, 2003 at 12:34:14PM -0400, Devon True wrote:
> All:
> 
> Has anyone seen "show ip cache flow" output that shows the same
> interface for both SrcIf and DstIf? The SrcIP is an Internet host and
> the DstIP is a host across a serial interface. Example:
> 
> SrcIf         SrcIPaddress DstIf         DstIPaddress  Pr SrcP DstP Pkts
> 
> Se1/1/0/9:0   209.x.x.131  Se1/1/0/9:0   69.x.x.126    11 98F2 0035 22
> Se1/1/0/9:0   213.x.x.130  Se1/1/0/9:0   69.x.x.126    11 0400 0035 568
> Se1/1/0/9:0   24.x.x.250   Se1/1/0/9:0   69.x.x.2      11 0035 0035 2596
> Se1/1/0/9:0   24.x.x.250   Se1/1/0/9:0   69.x.x.3      11 0035 0035 480
> Se1/1/0/9:0   66.x.x.143   Se1/1/0/9:0   69.x.x.2      11 8003 0035 25
> Se1/1/0/9:0   66.x.x.145   Se1/1/0/9:0   69.x.x.2      11 8004 0035 25
> 
> Octets changed to protect the innocent. :)
> 
> Devon
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