[j-nsp] 10.0 or 10.4?
bas
kilobit at gmail.com
Thu Mar 24 17:19:59 EDT 2011
To reply to my own email.
I tried running 10.4R3 on the MX960, but immediately it reported MQCHIP errors.
Mar 23 08:10:17 jun-tc2_re0 fpc4 MQCHIP(0) LI Packet length error, pt entry 9
Mar 23 08:10:18 jun-tc2_re0 fpc4 MQCHIP(0) LI Packet length error, pt entry 0
Mar 23 08:10:19 jun-tc2_re0 fpc1 MQCHIP(1) LI Packet length error, pt entry 28
Mar 23 08:10:20 jun-tc2_re0 fpc9 MQCHIP(1) LI Packet length error, pt entry 0
So we are back on 10.3R3 again, this time without rpd at 100% CPU.
On the maillist of a large European Internet exchange there was a post
of another network that had to downgrade to 10.3 due to a big issue
with IPv6 that affects all 10.4 releases. (PR/593849)
So it seems 10.4 is certainly a version to avoid for now.
Dear Juniper, if you are reading this; Please, please pretty please
deliver _one_ single version of Junos that can run plain v4/v6 ospf
and bgp with MX/trio in a decent fashion.
With sugar on top..... ?
Bas
On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 5:18 PM, bas <kilobit at gmail.com> wrote:
> Well, after this thread I still didn't know which version I should
> choose for our 960 with MPC's only.
> From what I read it was; In the field (Ras, Raphael) we see 10.3r3 as
> the better choice, and people who talk to JTAC say 10.4r2 is the
> better choice.
>
> (Of course it depends on configuration and config.)
>
> But we chose to upgrade to 10.3r3, and installed the version this morning.
> The upgrade seemed to have gone smooth, but after all BGP sessions had
> been re-established, and prefixes re-learnt the CPU stayed at 100%.
>
> Dropping to shell I saw rpd consuming 99% CPU.
> Looking at task accounting and rtsockmon I saw no obvious causes.
> A failover to the backup RE had no effect, the new master RE consumed
> 100% within a couple of minutes.
>
> A colleague of mine did a trace of the process saw that the cycles are
> being consumed by "getrusage" system calls.
>
> Tomorrow morning we'll try to restart routing, if that has no effect
> we will try 10.4r2.
>
> I'll post tomorrow our findings..
>
> Bas
>
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