I am not sure if this is relevant or not, but one of my EBGP routers (running 1.2.6) has had its BGP crash around 13:00 Monday and 06:20 Tuesday (both times UTC). On both occasions the router was rebooted.
Two other EBGP routers (one running 1.2.6 & the other 1.2.4) connected to other providers showed no problems.
There did not seem to be anything that interesting in the logs, except that frrwatch could not restart it.
In case it relates to a particular update, I am tcpdumping EBGP messages lest it fails again.
All of my routers are monitored for BGP/OSPF via SNMP.
My router exhibited the same behaviour yesterday evening. There was high CPU followed by BGP stopping. The relevant FRR logs are attached. I wonder whether the BGP stopping is a symptom of something else. Neither of my other ebgp routers (with similar config) showed any issues.
I have not yet rebooted the router and have not been through the logs in details, but do have PCAPs of the egbp traffic. It will need to be rebooted by the end of today.
Before rebooting it, is there anything else which the Vyos folks would like to be captured? If it might assist, I could provide remote access for them to take a look.
I used an server poweredge r610 with cpu 2 x Intel X5670 2.93, 32gb ram for 6 mo, never had any problems on the same version.
I changed the server with a smaller one, for power usage, an server with Dell Poweredge R320 1 x Xeon Six Core E5-2430 2.2ghz and the problem started, i was thinking is sompting wrong with it, so i installed on another one same config Dell Poweredge R320 1 x Xeon Six Core E5-2430 2.2ghz, same problem.
So i switch back to my r610 with cpu 2 x Intel X5670 2.93, 32gb, and till now never had this problem.
I truly dont understand if is regarding the server or not, cuz i didnt founded any fix for this