Hi all,
This is an issue I'm sure I can sort out, but thought I would post here.
I have created 4 x vMX in lite-mode and all running okay. I have created an aggregated interface on vmx1 and vmx2 and linked them together and they work, no problem. Now I have created interface ge-0/0/4 on both vmx2 and vmx4 and set IP Addresses in a /30 on both ends (192.168.20.1/30 and 192.168.20.2/30)..... no communication between them. However, here is the strange part, if I configure 192.168.20.1/30 on ge-0/0/4 vmx2 and 192.168.20.2/30 on ge-0/0/5 vmx4 then I can ping both ends.... very weird as that is not configured at all..... heres the relevant part from the configs:
vmx2.conf
- interface : ge-0/0/4
mac-address : "02:06:0A:0E:FF:F8"
description : "ge-0/0/4 interface"
vmx4.conf:
- interface : ge-0/0/4
mac-address : "02:06:0A:0E:FF:F8"
description : "ge-0/0/4 interface"
vmx-junosdev.conf:
- link_name : vmx_link7
endpoint_1 :
- type : junos_dev
vm_name : vmx2
dev_name : ge-0/0/4
endpoint_2 :
- type : junos_dev
vm_name : vmx4
dev_name : ge-0/0/4
And then restarted both vmx and completed a sudo ./vmx.sh --bind-dev just in case the binding needed completed.
As you can see, there is no link between vmx2 ge-0/0/4 and vmx4 ge-0/0/5 ..... strange behaviour. Anyway, it's liveable with and, as I mentioned, I am sure that I can work out what is happening, but just thought I would ask if anyone has seen this before?
OS = Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
Junos = 18.3