We're trying to implement in our RS configuration
additional "Collector" table.
After making the changes began to generate the following message to
our log file
like this and our log file become too large for a very short time :
17-12-2012 13:57:16 <ERR> Pipe collision detected when sending
120.28.62.0/24 to table Collector
17-12-2012 13:57:16 <ERR> Pipe collision detected when sending
120.28.62.0/24 to table Collector
17-12-2012 13:57:16 <ERR> Pipe collision detected when sending
120.28.62.0/24 to table Collector
17-12-2012 13:57:16 <ERR> Pipe collision detected when sending
120.28.62.0/24 to table Collector
17-12-2012 13:57:16 <ERR> Pipe collision detected when sending
120.28.62.0/24 to table Collector
17-12-2012 13:57:16 <ERR> Pipe collision detected when sending
120.28.62.0/24 to table Collector
17-12-2012 13:57:16 <ERR> Pipe collision detected when sending
120.28.62.0/24 to table Collector
17-12-2012 13:57:16 <ERR> Pipe collision detected when sending
120.28.62.0/24 to table Collector
17-12-2012 13:57:16 <ERR> Pipe collision detected when sending
120.28.62.0/24 to table Collector
17-12-2012 13:57:16 <ERR> Pipe collision detected when sending
120.28.62.0/24 to table Collector
Also we observe that this generating message caused our processor to
load significantly.
Such message is generated of each received prefixes. In this
particular lab we have only one established BGP session
and other 10-11 neighbors not active.
Everything other works fine. We would like to understand if there is
something wrong in our configuration?
Here is the configuration which we generated for each new BGP
session:
table T65050
protocol pipe P65050 from PIPES {
description "PINGER_PIT";
peer table T65050;
export where bgp_out(65050);
}