Re: 3845 and l2tpv3 pseudowire problem

Re: 3845 and l2tpv3 pseudowire problem

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Re: 3845 and l2tpv3 pseudowire problem Merv 05-12-2008
Posted by Merv on May 12, 2008, 9:19 am
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> Now I want to migrate from 3660 to 3845.
>
> but traffic don't pass.
>
> I can see only arp requests pass this tunnel with tcpdump on both
> sides.
> What can be wrong?


1. The configurations wrt to the tunnel on the 3660 and 3845 are
identical ?

2. what is the IOS version in use on 3660 ?

3. what is the IOS version in use on 3845 ?


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Posted by Dmitry Melekhov on May 12, 2008, 1:12 pm
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> > Now I want to migrate from 3660 to 3845.
>
> > but traffic don't pass.
>
> > I can see only arp requests pass this tunnel with tcpdump on both
> > sides.
> > What can be wrong?
>
> 1. The configurations wrt to the tunnel on the 3660 and 3845 are
> identical ?
>

Yes, shure

> 2. what is the IOS version in use on 3660 ?
>
12.4.10

> 3. what is the IOS version in use on 3845 ?
I tried 12.4.18 and 12.4.19

btw, 2801 on another side runs 12.4.17a


Posted by Merv on May 12, 2008, 2:33 pm
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>
> > > Now I want to migrate from 3660 to 3845.
>
> > > but traffic don't pass.
>
> > > I can see only arp requests pass this tunnel with tcpdump on both
> > > sides.
> > > What can be wrong?
>
> > 1. The configurations wrt to the tunnel on the 3660 and 3845 are
> > identical ?
>
> Yes, shure
>
> > 2. what is the IOS version in use on 3660 ?
>
> 12.4.10
>
> > 3. what is the IOS version in use on 3845 ?
>
> I tried 12.4.18 and 12.4.19
>
> btw, 2801 on another side runs 12.4.17a


Is CEF enabled on the 3845 ?

Posted by Dmitry Melekhov on May 12, 2008, 10:21 pm
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>
> Is CEF enabled on the 3845 ?

Yes, it is enabled.
Very strange thing is that arp requests pass (this mean that l2
connection exists), but other traffic not.
May be something is wrong with switches?
I don't phisically replaced 3660 with 3845, they both are connected
now.
But I tried to change connection from 2801 to 2811 on other side (they
are both connected too) and there are no problems...


Posted by Dmitry Melekhov on May 13, 2008, 1:00 am
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> Very strange thing is that arp requests pass (this mean that l2
> connection exists), but other traffic not.
> May be something is wrong with switches?

I tested, switches works OK, mac address from far point moves to 3845
when I turn loopback 0 no shutdown and shutdown on 3660...

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