Problem with parents and multipath
Daniel Meyer
eagle at cyberdelia.de
Thu Mar 8 09:03:01 CET 2007
Hi,
i've the following network structure between our main location and several
other sites:
/---->RouterA1<---->RouterB1<----\
LanA<---->SwitchA X SwitchB<---->LanB
\---->RouterA2<---->RouterB2<----/
The nagios server is located in LanA, switch a and b are layer3 switches
and are being used as default gateway in their local networks. Each wan
link is connected to both routers on each side - so any single failing
router or wan link does not cause a network problem.
I used the following config on the nagios server:
RouterA1:
parents SwitchA
RouterA2:
parents SwitchA
RouterB1:
parents RouterA1,RouterA2
RouterB2:
parents RouterA1,RouterA2
SwitchB:
parents RouterB1,RouterB2
The problem is: if any given router fails nagios states "blocking outage"
and stops sending messages for any other system on the remote site. This
is clearly wrong, since all systems are perfectly reachable.
Is there a mistake in my config or have i hit a bug?
Danny
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