Re: Got to ask, any ideas?

[dspazman at epicup.com]

Yeah, it showed all 4 routes as exported.

The only thing else I could think of was there was a level 2 smart switch between the two routers (mine and theirs).  I wouldn't think that would make any effect, as the machines could ping each other fine and establish a session fine.

-----Original Message-----
From: "Martin Kraus" <martin.kraus at wujiman.net>
Sent: Monday, April 1, 2013 2:20am
To: dspazman at epicup.com
Cc: "bird-users at bird.network.cz" <bird-users at trubka.network.cz>
Subject: Re: Got to ask, any ideas?

On Mon, Apr 01, 2013 at 12:24:20AM -0700, dspazman at epicup.com wrote:
> So I had to give up a bandwidth customer because of this situation.  I really want to track down what it could be though.
> 
> I was able to ping their router.  We had an established BGP session.  They were on a cisco unit, I'm using Bird.  I could see all the routes in my table.  I could run show protocols all <protocol> and see the filter filtering down the full routing table to just export 4 routes (one was the default route, other three were just 3 more we were trying).  I could run show route export <protocol> and see the 4 routes listed as being exported.
> 
> But they never saw any routes.  They never got my announced routes.  But it was an established BGP session.
> 
> Any ideas?

If you do 

show proto <name of bgp proto> all

does it show in the Routes: line any exported routes?

mk