BGP oddity

[Robert Rockell]

Thanks for the message. Please mail me the cisco mailing list domain, and I
will sign up for it, and report there.

the null routes may not be the problem, but I am not able to send a routing
table between two ibgp peers. I moved the necessary peering stuff onto the
same router, and then split it again, and this time is stuck in the table. I
have always seen bgp routes, but they are not getting put into the routing
table.
 Since most of everyone uses cisco, I just
assumed that someone out there would know. NOt trying to diss the ios, but
trying to make my 6-bone pass routes.


Anyway, thanks for the note. Please send me the mailing list to subscribe
to, and I woudl be happy to do so.


Thanks
Rob Rockell
Sprintlink Internet Service Center
Operations Engineering
703-689-6322
1-800-724-3329, PIN 385-8833

On Mon, 27 Jul 1998, Pedro Marques wrote:

->>>>>> "Robert" == Robert Rockell <rrockell@sprint.net> writes:
->
->    Robert> having trouble with an IGP bgp4+ peering routes are
->    Robert> showing up as B 3FFE:2C00::0/24 [200/4] via
->    Robert> 3FFE:C00:E:1::1, Null, 00:00:00/never
->
->Rob,
->This is a cisco support question which should go to the cisco ipv6 beta
->mailing list instead of the 6bone list which is not concerned with
->support of any particular vendor's equipment.
->
->    Robert> instead of having the interface listed, they are "nulled"
->
->They are recursive routes. Routes for which the next-hop is not directly
->connected. That route should only be in the routing table if a route to
->3FFE:C00:E:1::1 is present.
->
->    Robert> -running cisco 0501 code, and this is an IGP
->    Robert> peering. Anyone run into this?  All peers are tunneled
->    Robert> mode ipv6ip.
->
->When you send your problem report to cisco please include the config file.
->
->    Robert> This is causing much problems for our downstreams, and is
->    Robert> forcing us to default route to people in
->    Robert> less-than-friendly ways.
->
->It is not clear to me that you have anything unusual. You should have an
->IGP route to 3ffe:c00:e:1::1 that resolves the BGP route and allows you
->to forward traffic.
->
->regards,
->  Pedro.
->
->