All things related to multicast

[Kevin Thompson <>]

At 02:48 PM 7/15/99 -0400, Mark Fullmer wrote:
>>      It's not obvious that this is the right thing to do yet
>>      folks...
>
>I don't think anyone will agree that blacklisting the groups
>of the day with many active sources and receivers is a good solution,
>especially since it's unclear what the underlying problem(s) are, but
>without the SA filters in place there are times I can't even
>get a telnet session to our border router.
>
>MSDP Peer Status Summary
>Peer Address     AS    State    Uptime/  Reset Peer Name
>                                Downtime Count
>204.147.128.141  145   Up       01:31:46 1889  cs.dng.vbns.net
>164.107.2.49     159   Up       1d10h    121   kc2-lo0.net.ohio-state.edu
>192.88.192.33    11537 Up       1w0d     2     abilene.ohio-gigapop.net
>
>Note the reset count.
>
>99-07-15-06-00-00:MSDP Source-Active Cache - 3984 entries
>99-07-15-06-15-00:MSDP Source-Active Cache - 8320 entries
>99-07-15-06-30-00:MSDP Source-Active Cache - 8552 entries
>
>..
>
>99-07-15-13-45-00:MSDP Source-Active Cache - 9359 entries
>99-07-15-14-00-00:MSDP Source-Active Cache - 3239 entries
>99-07-15-14-15-00:MSDP Source-Active Cache - 4026 entries
>
>This is all from 204.147.128.141.  Is Kevin on this list?

yes i am :) despite dave's recent email, i adopted your access-list this
afternoon.

our cs.dng router has crashed twice in the last 12 hours and i'm waiting to
hear back from cisco on the stack traces. a previous crash was blamed on an
ospf bug and there's a sar bug crashing one of our atm cards. we're running
12.0(4.7)S4. there's also a bug, either in the tcp or msdp code, that
causes msdp resets - i was seeing thousands of them yesterday. this bug is
hounding me across recent IOS upgrades.

kevin