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Non-advertised Interface Down/Up Impacts OSPF Advertised Routes #16770

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autumn0632 opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 1 comment
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Non-advertised Interface Down/Up Impacts OSPF Advertised Routes #16770

autumn0632 opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 1 comment
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autumn0632 commented Sep 9, 2024

Description

We have observed an issue where a non-advertised interface (one that is not part of OSPF) experiences a down/up event, which seems to affect the routing order or priority of interfaces that are advertised in OSPF. This behavior is unexpected, as the non-advertised interface should not influence the OSPF routing table.

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7.5.1

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The first image shows OSPF-learned routes for the network 188.106.0.224/27. These routes were learned through multiple paths:
Via 172.16.2.138 on eth2.
Via 172.16.2.142 on eth3.
Additionally, there is a directly connected route for 188.106.0.224/27 through eth0. The router initially selects the directly connected route (marked with C>), indicating it has the highest priority.

when eth0 down and up:
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@autumn0632 autumn0632 added the triage Needs further investigation label Sep 9, 2024
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Please try with latest code. It is unlikely that anyone will ever fix this in the 7.5.X releases

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