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is there any assert that catches mtu failures in ospf-ibgp
THIS IS THE WRONG OUTPUT see my comment below for the actual output that we want to catch.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I'd like to find these these mtu failures in an assert
inesh 12:48 PM
(suzieq-7LyZwL87-py3.7) ddutt@ddutt-yoga:~/work/suzieq$ suzieq/cli/suzieq-cli path show --src="172.16.1.101" --dest="172.16.2.104" --namespace=ospf-ibgp
pathid hopCount namespace hostname iif vrf overlay mtuMatch mtu is_l2 timestamp
0 1 0 ospf-ibgp server101 bond0 default False NaN 9000 False 2020-08-10 01:10:50.469
1 1 1 ospf-ibgp leaf01 vlan13-v0 evpn-vrf False True 9000 False 2020-08-10 01:10:49.080
2 1 2 ospf-ibgp leaf03 bond02 default False True 9000 True 2020-08-10 01:10:47.935
3 1 3 ospf-ibgp server104 bond0 default False True 9000 True 2020-08-10 01:10:47.935
4 2 0 ospf-ibgp server101 bond0 default False NaN 9000 False 2020-08-10 01:10:50.469
5 2 1 ospf-ibgp leaf02 vlan13-v0 evpn-vrf False True 9000 False 2020-08-10 01:10:49.080
6 2 2 ospf-ibgp leaf03 bond02 evpn-vrf False True 9000 True 2020-08-10 01:10:47.935
7 2 3 ospf-ibgp server104 bond0 default False True 9000 True 2020-08-10 01:10:47.935
8 3 0 ospf-ibgp server101 bond0 default False NaN 9000 False 2020-08-10 01:10:50.469
9 3 1 ospf-ibgp leaf01 vlan13-v0 evpn-vrf False True 9000 False 2020-08-10 01:10:49.080
10 3 2 ospf-ibgp leaf04 bond02 default False True 9000 True 2020-08-10 01:10:47.935
11 3 3 ospf-ibgp server104 bond0 default False True 9000 True 2020-08-10 01:10:47.935
12 4 0 ospf-ibgp server101 bond0 default False NaN 9000 False 2020-08-10 01:10:50.469
13 4 1 ospf-ibgp leaf02 vlan13-v0 evpn-vrf False True 9000 False 2020-08-10 01:10:49.080
14 4 2 ospf-ibgp leaf04 bond02 evpn-vrf False True 9000 True 2020-08-10 01:10:47.935
15 4 3 ospf-ibgp server104 bond0 default False True 9000 True 2020-08-10 01:10:47.935
unless i am not understanding what you are asking... why is that important?
if MTU is not matching, OSPF won't form a neighborship. therefore ospf assert will already catch that issue. in the case the user is specifically configuring "ip ospf mtu-ignore" , then the user is aware of such miss match
rather than checking miss matches into ospf or ibgp, wouldn't make sense to check it on the interfaces?
2 things. First, I put the wrong example. it should be:
(suzieq-7LyZwL87-py3.7) ddutt@ddutt-yoga:~/work/suzieq$ suzieq/cli/suzieq-cli path show --src="172.16.1.101" --dest="172.16.1.103" --namespace=dual-evpn
pathid hopCount namespace hostname iif vrf overlay mtuMatch mtu is_l2 timestamp
0 1 0 dual-evpn server101 bond0 default False NaN 9000 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.142
1 1 1 dual-evpn leaf01 bond01 default False False 1500 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.142
2 1 2 dual-evpn leaf03 bond01 default True False 1500 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.148
3 1 3 dual-evpn server103 bond0 default False False 9000 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.252
4 2 0 dual-evpn server101 bond0 default False NaN 9000 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.142
5 2 1 dual-evpn leaf02 bond01 default False False 1500 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.142
6 2 2 dual-evpn leaf03 bond01 default True False 1500 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.254
7 2 3 dual-evpn server103 bond0 default False False 9000 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.252
8 3 0 dual-evpn server101 bond0 default False NaN 9000 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.142
9 3 1 dual-evpn leaf01 bond01 default False False 1500 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.142
10 3 2 dual-evpn leaf04 bond01 default True False 1500 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.148
11 3 3 dual-evpn server103 bond0 default False False 9000 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.148
12 4 0 dual-evpn server101 bond0 default False NaN 9000 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.142
13 4 1 dual-evpn leaf02 bond01 default False False 1500 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.142
14 4 2 dual-evpn leaf04 bond01 default True False 1500 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.254
15 4 3 dual-evpn server103 bond0 default False False 9000 True 2020-08-10 02:05:23.148
2nd, Dinesh is working on path show, and in this (correct) example, it is saying that there is an MTU mismatch problem, but we don't catch it in an assert. Anything that we know is wrong should be caught in an assert; having to run a path show to find a problem is not the right experience.