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Service Jitter on the OptiX RTN 950 Caused by Incorrect Tunnel Interface Configuration

Latest reply: Oct 6, 2021 10:21:11 692 16 11 0 0

Do jitters occur in services on the OptiX RTN 950? The possible cause is that the tunnel interface is incorrectly configured. Browse the following cases to find the solution.


Issue Description

A newly deployed Microwave networking consists of RTN900 series. After the service configuration finished and found that some of the Microwave sites have service jitter.


Alarm Information

MPLS_TUNNEL_LOCV


Handling Process

1. Firstly we check the NMS, and we found that the NEs can be normally managed by NMS, in another word, the DCN is normal. and we check the microwave performance, there isn't any unstable, the Microwave link is normal.

2. The affected service is distributed on different NEs, it is not so possible that all the hardware fails at the same time.

3. Check the configuration. first, according to the network topology, we check the affected service LSP, and we found that all the affected service gets through the Pop site, an RTN900 NE we call NE A, where all the service will be finally convergence on NE A. And then we can focus our attention on NE A.

4. According to the reported alarm MPLS_TUNNEL_LOCV by NMS, it is a problem that occurs on the tunnels. so we check the tunnel configuration on NE A. Because NE A is a convergency NE, and we found that the tunnels here have the same outgoing interface but different NEXT HOP IP. After a careful check on the configuration, one incorrect configuration is found, we found that the opposite interface is incorrect, in another word, the NEXT HOP IP is incorrect, this makes the MAC self-learning jitters, and the ARP records are frequency deleted and learnt, which cause the service jitter.

5. Delete the incorrect configuration and re-configure the tunnel correctly and everything is normal.


Root Cause

1. Microwave link problem. The Microwave link is unstable, causes too many bit errors which make the service blinks.
2. Hardware fault, such as the packet switch unit or Ethernet card failure which causes bit errors.
3. Configuration mistakes.


Suggestions

The service forward need the destination MAC address learnt by ARP, when the ARP items a repeatedly delete and learnt, which causes the service jitter, usually we suggest the end to end configuration instead of the single station configuration, which can avoid the NEXT HOP IP mistakes.

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