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Routing loop, issue resolved after 'clear arp'

trinawong
Level 1
Level 1

Dear all,

observe customer LAN network routing loop, issue only can be resolved after clear arp from the router. anyone has idea why it happened?

1 1 ms [1 ms [1 ms 23.232.23.2

2 9 ms 17 ms 9 ms 35.29.21.217

3 217 ms 251 ms 115 ms 35.29.29.218

4 485 ms 649 ms 543 ms 23.22.35.8

5 623 ms 353 ms 575 ms 23.33.22.1

6 541 ms 581 ms 542 ms 23.33.22.10

7 471 ms 267 ms 275 ms 23.33.22.1

8 413 ms 246 ms * 23.33.22.10

9 1303 ms 578 ms 496 ms 23.33.22.1

10 * 344 ms 217 ms 23.33.22.10

11 593 ms 502 ms 538 ms 23.33.22.1

12 436 ms 440 ms 466 ms 23.33.22.10

13 411 ms 528 ms 351 ms 23.33.22.1

14 540 ms 594 ms 622 ms 23.33.22.10

15 406 ms 348 ms 365 ms 23.33.22.1

16 434 ms 493 ms 601 ms 23.33.22.10

Thank You,

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vijayasankar
Level 4
Level 4

Hi,

The loop was observed only between the following two hops.

12 436 ms 440 ms 466 ms 23.33.22.10

13 411 ms 528 ms 351 ms 23.33.22.1

In which router the "clear arp" was issued.

What was the destination that you have tried to trace?

Was the trace after "clear arp" followed the same path( till 23.33.22.1/10 as mentioned in your original post ?) after issuing "clear arp".

Need to more details on your setup to understand the scenario better..

-VJ

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