Re: [mpls-linux-devel] LDP Configuation
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From: <gsr...@al...> - 2006-11-23 17:58:53
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Hi! Thanks for your information. >Make sure you have the mpls4 module loaded into the kernel >otherwise all attempts by LDP to install a ILM or NHLFE will fail, = causing >the LDP sessions to fail. I have this module loaded into the kernel ever since system boots. I = decided to make the file "mpls.modules" to have mpls4, mpls and = mpls_tunnel always loaded to perform LSPs and tunnels experiments.=20 >You can also check what is happening at the kernel level by looking >at the output of 'dmesg'. It will probably show all sorts of MPLS = related >debug. When I type "dmesg" this is the output: MPLS DEBUG net/mpls/mpls_tunnel.c:279:mpls_tunnel_ioctl: enter MPLS DEBUG net/mpls/mpls_tunnel.c:298:mpls_tunnel_ioctl: enter This two lines repeated lots of times, nothing else related to MPLS. In those mpls_tunnel.c lines there're calls to MPLS_ENTER, that is = defined in mpls.h as follows: #define MPLS_ENTER MPLS_DEBUG("enter\n"). = Anyway, I suppose this module (I mean mpls_tunnel) has nothing to do = with the config I tried for LDPD to open only simple LSPs. >Finally, after a failed attempt by LDP, make sure you manually clean >up the ILMs and NHLFEs. I've tested ILMs and NHLFEs before and after running ZEBRA, OSPFD and = LDPD and typing the additional commands by vtysh, and they kept empty. So, do you know where I could look at, any clue...? Thanks in advance, Gonzalo. |