The display msdp invalid-packet command displays statistics about invalid MSDP messages received by a device and details of these messages.
display msdp [ vpn-instance vpn-instance-name | all-instance ] invalid-packet [ peer peer-address | message-type { keepalive | notification | sa-request | sa-response | source-active } ] *
display msdp invalid-packet [ packet-number ] verbose
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| vpn-instance vpn-instance-name | Displays statistics about invalid MSDP messages received in a specified VPN instance. vpn-instance-name specifies the VPN instance name. | The value is a string of case-sensitive characters. |
| all-instance | Displays statistics about invalid MSDP messages received in all VPN instances. | - |
| peer peer-address | Displays statistics about invalid MSDP messages received from a specified peer. peer-address specifies an MSDP peer address. | The address is in dotted decimal notation. |
| message-type | Displays statistics about invalid MSDP messages of a specific type. | - |
| keepalive | Displays statistics about invalid Keepalive messages. | - |
| notification | Displays statistics about invalid Notification messages. | - |
| sa-request | Displays statistics about invalid Source-Active Request messages. | - |
| sa-response | Displays statistics about invalid Source-Active Response messages. | - |
| source-active | Displays statistics about invalid Source-Active messages. | - |
| packet-number | Displays details of a specified number of invalid MSDP messages recently received. | The value is an integer ranging from 1 to 100. By default, details of all invalid MSDP messages currently stored are displayed. |
| verbose | Displays details of invalid MSDP messages. | - |
You can run the display msdp invalid-packet command to view statistics and details of invalid MSDP messages for fault location and rectification.
If MSDP peer relationships fail to be set up on a multicast network, you can run the display msdp invalid-packet command first to check whether devices have received invalid MSDP messages. If the command output contains statistics about invalid MSDP messages, run the display msdp invalid-packet [ packet-number ] verbose command to view details of invalid MSDP messages to locate the fault.
You can run the following related commands to view information about specific invalid MSDP messages:
Run the display msdp [ vpn-instance vpn-instance-name | all-instance ] invalid-packet command to view statistics about invalid MSDP messages received in a specified VPN instance or in all VPN instances.
Run the display msdp invalid-packet peer peer-address command to view statistics about invalid MSDP messages received from a specified peer.
Run the display msdp invalid-packet packet-number verbose command to view details of invalid MSDP messages recently received. Currently, details of a maximum of 100 invalid MSDP messages can be displayed.
# Display statistics about invalid MSDP messages received by a device in the public network instance.
<sysname> display msdp invalid-packet peer 1.1.1.1
Statistics of invalid packets for public net:
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MSDP SA invalid packet:
Fault Length : 0 Bad Length-x : 0
Bad Sprefix : 0 Invalid Multicast Group : 0
Invalid Multicast Source: 0 Bad Encap Data : 0
Illegal RP Addr : 0 RP Loop : 0
MSDP SA Response invalid packet:
Fault Length : 0 Bad Length-x : 0
Bad Sprefix : 0 Invalid Multicast Group : 0
Invalid Multicast Source: 0 Illegal RP Addr : 0
RP Loop : 0
MSDP SA Request invalid packet:
Fault Length : 0 Invalid Multicast Group : 0
MSDP Keep Alive invalid packet:
Fault Length : 0
MSDP Notification invalid packet:
Fault Length : 0
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Item |
Description |
|---|---|
Statistics of invalid packets for public net |
VPN instance in which statistics about invalid MSDP messages need to be displayed |
MSDP SA invalid packet |
Invalid Source Active (SA) messages |
Fault Length |
Messages with invalid lengths |
Bad Length-x |
Messages with invalid Length-x fields |
Bad Sprefix |
Messages with invalid Sprefix fields |
Invalid Multicast Group |
Messages with invalid multicast group addresses |
Invalid Multicast Source |
Messages with invalid multicast source addresses |
Bad Encap Data |
Messages with invalid data encapsulated |
Illegal RP Addr |
Messages with illegal RP addresses |
RP Loop |
Messages whose RP addresses are local addresses |
MSDP SA Response invalid packet |
Invalid SA Response messages |
MSDP SA Request invalid packet |
Invalid SA Request messages |
MSDP Keep Alive invalid packet |
Invalid Keepalive messages |
MSDP Notification invalid packet |
Invalid Notification messages |
# Display details of a specific invalid MSDP message recently received in the public network instance.
<sysname> display msdp invalid-packet 1 verbose
Detailed information of invalid packets
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Packet information (Index 1):
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Peer : 10.2.2.2
Time : 2010-6-9 11:25:46 UTC-08:00
Message Length : 22
Invalid Type : Invalid Addr List
0000: 00 01 00 02 00 69 00 13 00 04 00 00 00 64 00 02
0010: 00 04 81 f4 09 c4
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Item |
Description |
|---|---|
Detailed information of invalid packets |
Details of the invalid MSDP message |
Packet information (Index 1) |
Sequence number of the invalid MSDP message (numbered in the opposite order that the message is received, for example, the index of the last received message is 1, the index of the last but one message is 2, and so on) |
Peer |
IP address of the peer that sends the invalid MSDP message |
Time |
Time when the invalid MSDP message is received, in any of
the following formats:
UTC±HH:MM indicates that a time zone is configured through the clock timezone command; DST indicates that the daylight saving time is configured through clock daylight-saving-time command. |
Message Length |
Length of the invalid MSDP message |
Invalid Type |
Type of the invalid MSDP message |
0000: 00 01 00 02 00 69 00 13 00 04 00 00 00 64 00 02 0010: 00 04 81 f4 09 c4 |
Contents of the invalid MSDP message |