From: Han Solo (emaillists@me.com)
Date: Mon Jan 05 2009 - 23:48:29 ARST
You may have issued the command or had a device that had "no neighbor
x.x.x.x activate" on one side and not on the other. Sometimes instead
of using the cmd "neighbor x.x.x.x shutdown" some folks use accidently
when learning this per peer neighbor control feature , think activate
is the way to gracefully shut a bgp peering session . So if you have 2
devices and one of the deivces had the command "no neighbor x.x.x.x
activate" issued on one side but the other had not , you can see this
depending on the code your running also. In summary if you have that
condition you can see this message which is related to VPN4 config
setups....
On Jan 5, 2009, at 5:34 PM, Waterman, Roy wrote:
> Hmm you have ipv6 bgp neighbors and you are using the sh ip bgp sum
> command...which as far as Im aware applies to IPv4 neighbors.
>
> Can you use the command: sh bgp ipv6 sum , and advise on the status of
> the peering?
>
> Regards
> Roy
>
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> Hi All,
> Can someone explain as when I do *show ip bgp sum*, I get
> the *
> NoNeg* as below. What does this mean as I do see it as a valid
> neighbor
>
> FEC0:234::2 4 300 7 8 0 0 0 00:03:25
> (NoNeg)
> thanks
> Syed
>
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