PD4-1637995050
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‎11-02-2015 11:12 AM
What is this PD? Somebody told me that some multicast related errors issues have been addressed via PD PD4-1637995050 and in which EXOS release has incorporated this information?
I checked 15.5.1 and 15.5.2 but did not find anything.
Error log
Unable to Add L2 6:4 to s,G,v=a4ec682,e0000012,100 IPMC 3, unit 2 Entry not found
I checked 15.5.1 and 15.5.2 but did not find anything.
Error log
Unable to Add L2 6:4 to s,G,v=a4ec682,e0000012,100 IPMC 3, unit 2 Entry not found
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‎11-02-2015 05:41 PM
This one is quite old. I took at look at this in our system and see that for the specific issue described by this PD/CR, that the error that customer was seeing was not related to any software bug. In that case, the customer's switch was over limits for routes and IPMC cache.
The notes in the PD/CR are summarized as follows: After re-testing this PD under normal scaling limit against build 12.5.x there is no error any more. I have decided to close it. As an aside - this may be ok as I see that you have 22K routes, > 1600 IPMC caches, and > 4000 cached remote hosts so slot 1 is a bit above normal scaling limits (12000 routes, ~6000 IPMC caches + hosts).
Unfortunately, the specific log message shared doesn't give us enough information to the nature of the issue in your network. Can you share with us the EXOS version, hardware model(s), and some additional log messages that may be around the "Entry not found?"
Also, take a look at this knowledge article to see if it helps provide you with some more information: https://gtacknowledge.extremenetworks.com/articles/Solution/Unable-to-Add-L2/
The notes in the PD/CR are summarized as follows: After re-testing this PD under normal scaling limit against build 12.5.x there is no error any more. I have decided to close it. As an aside - this may be ok as I see that you have 22K routes, > 1600 IPMC caches, and > 4000 cached remote hosts so slot 1 is a bit above normal scaling limits (12000 routes, ~6000 IPMC caches + hosts).
Unfortunately, the specific log message shared doesn't give us enough information to the nature of the issue in your network. Can you share with us the EXOS version, hardware model(s), and some additional log messages that may be around the "Entry not found?"
Also, take a look at this knowledge article to see if it helps provide you with some more information: https://gtacknowledge.extremenetworks.com/articles/Solution/Unable-to-Add-L2/
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‎11-02-2015 03:05 PM
Hi Harkanwaljeet,
That PD number is an old number and all of them have been transformed into a different format. Try looking for xos0041224 to see if you find anything.
That PD number is an old number and all of them have been transformed into a different format. Try looking for xos0041224 to see if you find anything.
