[j-nsp] [Fwd: Re: Logical routers]

Richard A Steenbergen ras at e-gerbil.net
Fri Oct 5 23:59:16 EDT 2007


On Fri, Oct 05, 2007 at 11:35:58PM -0400, Richard A Steenbergen wrote:
> Hope you guys test this out a bit more before 8.5, I found a couple major 
> bugs in 8.4R2 in only a few seconds of playing.

Well heck while I'm racking up bugs... Here is one that is both a) really 
broken, and b) passes a commit check but throws up errors (well warnings I 
guess) on an actual commit.

{master}[edit]
ras at re0.cr1.nyc1# commit check 
re0: 
configuration check succeeds
re1: 
configuration check succeeds

{master}[edit]
ras at re0.cr1.nyc1# commit and-quit 
re0: 
configuration check succeeds
re1: 
commit complete
re0: 
[edit logical-routers testlr interfaces lt-1/3/0 unit 102 encapsulation]
  'encapsulation frame-relay'
    statement does not match patch: 'frame-relay' != 'ethernet'
[edit logical-routers dlci interfaces lt-1/3/0 unit 102 dlci]
  'dlci 69'
    statement exists but matches patch
warning: Load error seen when propagating changes into LR database
commit complete
Exiting configuration mode

After I changed both the main instance and LR instance configs from encaps 
ethernet (which apparently doesn't support ipv6? :P) to encaps 
frame-relay. It really IS set to frame-relay though, somthing didn't get 
updated in the configuration somehow. Something is not being updated 
consistently here.

ras at re0.cr1.nyc1# ...ayer interfaces lt-1/3/0 unit 102 encapsulation         
encapsulation frame-relay;

ras at re0.cr1.nyc1# show interfaces lt-1/3/0 unit 101 encapsulation 
encapsulation frame-relay;

If I had to guess I'd say it might be related to my first attempt to 
change the encaps while inside the set cli jail, before I realized that 
Eric was right in his original post and there is infact no obvious way to 
get OUT of the jail short of logging out and back in. Hopefully thats 
enough info to replicate it.

I'm going to quit poking at this now, if my track record with 8.4r2 so far 
is any indication I'm going to sneeze and the router is going to crash. :)

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