[f-nsp] Route cache leak on MLX 5.0.00b ?
George B.
georgeb at gmail.com
Wed Apr 6 21:28:24 EDT 2011
Has anyone seen route cache issues on 5.0.00b?
I have two routers both have basically the same peers:
First one:
IP Routing Table - 349996 entries
Second one:
IP Routing Table - 350213 entries
If I do "sho ip cache" on the first unit, I get:
Total IP and IPVPN Cache Entry Usage on LPs:
Module Host Network Free Total
1 131 349869 0 350000
2 143 349857 0 350000
Both units were in that state when I logged into them earlier today.
If I rconsole to either module and "clear ip cache", it clears out maybe 50
routes and that's it.
After rebooting the second unit and letting it run for a couple of hours, it
looks like:
Total IP and IPVPN Cache Entry Usage on LPs:
Module Host Network Free Total
1 219 16763 363018 380000
2 54 33 379913 380000
Which is much closer to what I expected to see and is closer to what another
pair of units have after running for several weeks (notice I upped the max
on this one but that doesn't really matter). That first unit is obviously
wacky (but as I mentioned, both units were in that state). Another pair of
units that have been running for months:
uptime is 160 days 21 hours 40 minutes 8 seconds
IP Routing Table - 349593 entries
Total IP and IPVPN Cache Entry Usage on LPs:
Module Host Network Free Total
1 1021 62984 285995 350000
2 39 1358 348603 350000
Both units were reporting stuff like this in the logs:
Apr 7 01:26:17:I:Warning: MODULE 1 - No free cache entry for new rout
Apr 7 01:26:17:I:Warning: MODULE 2 - No free cache entry for new rout
Apr 7 01:26:08:I:Warning: cannot allocate free cache entr
Apr 7 01:26:04:I:Warning: cannot allocate free cache entr
Apr 7 01:25:07:I:Warning: cannot allocate free cache entr
It sure looks like some kind of cache leak to me, like it can't reap stale
cache entries.
Anyone seen anything like this? Looks like a reboot clears it just fine.
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