Topology Used:
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Cisco---FRR4----FRR2
Initially PIM nbr is down between FRR4----FRR2 from FRR2 side
Cisco is sending BSR packet to FRR4.
Problem Statement:
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No shutdown the PIM neighbor on FRR2 towards FRR4.
FRR2, receives BSR packet immediately as the new neighbor
comes up. This BSR packet is having no-forward bit set.
FRR2 is not able to process the BSR packet, and drop the
BSR packet.
Root Cause:
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When PIMD comes up, we start BSM timer for 60 seconds.
Here, the value accept_nofwd_bsm is setting to false.
FRR2, when receives no-forward BSR packet, it is getting
accept_nofwd_bsm value as false.
So, it drops, the no-forward BSM packet.
Fix:
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Set accept_nofwd_bsm as false after first BSM packet received.
Signed-off-by: Sarita Patra <saritap@vmware.com>
(cherry picked from commit
8b462d557905200d98c7a8965b3d223637c3c5dd)
pim_nht_bsr_del(scope->pim, scope->current_bsr);
/* Reset scope zone data */
- scope->accept_nofwd_bsm = false;
scope->state = ACCEPT_ANY;
scope->current_bsr = PIMADDR_ANY;
scope->current_bsr_prio = 0;
}
}
+ /* BSM packet is seen, so resetting accept_nofwd_bsm to false */
+ if (pim->global_scope.accept_nofwd_bsm)
+ pim->global_scope.accept_nofwd_bsm = false;
+
if (!pim_addr_cmp(sg->grp, qpim_all_pim_routers_addr)) {
/* Multicast BSMs are only accepted if source interface & IP
* match RPF towards the BSR's IP address, or they have