[j-nsp] Juniper M20 SSB-E issue

Eeden, Reinier r.eeden at ecatel.net
Sun Jan 28 11:42:25 EST 2007


Hi all,

 

I have a lot of hold entries in my forwarding table,  how can I get rid of
them or prevent them to be added in my forwarding-table?

Because this is eating my jtree memory on the SSB of the router and I need
to reload my SSB each 4 weeks.

 

how route forwarding-table | match hold

62.41.27.168/32    dest     0 62.41.27.168       hold  2518     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.224/32    dest     0 62.41.27.224       hold   772     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.231/32    dest     0 62.41.27.231       hold  2738     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.232/32    dest     0 62.41.27.232       hold   791     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.236/32    dest     0 62.41.27.236       hold   857     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.237/32    dest     0 62.41.27.237       hold  3036     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.241/32    dest     0 62.41.27.241       hold  2910     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.242/32    dest     0 62.41.27.242       hold  2794     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.248/32    dest     0 62.41.27.248       hold   908     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.249/32    dest     0 62.41.27.249       hold   816     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.250/32    dest     0 62.41.27.250       hold  2970     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.251/32    dest     0 62.41.27.251       hold  2121     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.252/32    dest     0 62.41.27.252       hold   883     1 ae0.29

62.41.27.253/32    dest     0 62.41.27.253       hold   699     1 ae0.29

 

For example we have configured 62.41.27.0/24 on interface ae0.29; The hosts
62.41.27.1-167 are up and 62.41.27.168-253 are down 

so the router doesn't know where  to deliver these packets because the
destination address is down. So it creates a next-hop hold entry in our
forwarding table.

 

Looking forward for your replies.

 

Best regards,

Reinier van Eeden

Ecatel LTD.



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