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MPLS Kernel error 16.1.3.6

MPLS Kernel error 16.1.3.6

Sergey_Vekli
New Contributor II

VPLS VPN not working. After disabling see error

MPLS gport resolve failed for unit = 0 vpn = 0x70e3, port = 0xffffffff vp = 0x18000a0c, rv = -7 (Entry not found)08/30/2016 11:37:25.99
extreme_mpls_del_vp_nh_xref: MPLS ECMP NH vp : 0xa0c l3intf = 0x83f map entry not found in btree rv = -7 (Entry not found)
extreme_custom_mpls_l2vpn_port_del: MPLS port delete: vp: 0xa0c l3Intf = 0x83f map entry not found in btree rv = -7 (Entry not found)
MPLS bcm_mpls_port_del failed for unit = 0 vpn = 0x70e3, vp = 0x18000a0c rv = -7 (Entry not found)


after enabling
* MPLS: bcm_mpls_port_add failed for unit = 0 vpn = 0x70e3, port = 0x8000809 vp = 0x18000a0d, rv = -14 (No resources for operation)

sh ver
Switch : Rev 12.0 BootROM: 2.0.2.1 IMG: 16.1.3.6

Image : ExtremeXOS version 16.1.3.6 16.1.3.6-patch1-9 by release-manager
on Mon Jul 18 10:45:49 EDT 2016
BootROM : 2.0.2.1
Diagnostics : 6.4

sh switch

System Type: X670-48x

Same problem resolved on previous release ?
https://extremeportal.force.com/ExtrArticleDetail?an=000063617

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Did you increase the BFD timer?

Ok. We enable log for bfd events.

You can also add the BFD state change event in the log to track the flap as follows:

configure log filter DefaultFilter add events BFD.SessnStateChg

I'm suspecting something with CPU and lower BFD timers since both OSPF neighbors configured with BFD have converged at same time as follows:

11/17/2016 12:22:57.57 Changing the state of neighbor rtid 10.15.0.1 ipa 10.16.248.18 to state = DOWN due to BFD path down.

11/17/2016 12:22:57.56 Changing the state of neighbor rtid 10.16.0.1 ipa 10.16.248.10 to state = DOWN due to BFD path down.

Since the BFD is handled by the switch CPU, when using lower timers, if you have any CPU spike it could affect BFD.

If the issue occurs 3-4 times/day then you can try to adjust/increase the timer and check if the behavior changes.
GTM-P2G8KFN