OSPF/4/AUTO_CHG_RTRID: OSPF automatically changes the router ID when detecting router ID conflict in the area. (ProcessId=[ProcessId], NewRouterId=[ConflictRtId], OldRouterId=[RouterId], ConflictRtrIdNum=[ConflictCount])
| Parameter Name | Parameter Meaning |
|---|---|
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ProcessId |
Process ID |
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ConflictRtId |
Newly selected router ID. |
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RouterId |
Original router ID. |
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ConflictCount |
Number of router ID conflicts. |
At least two indirectly connected devices in an area have the same router ID. As a result, router LSAs are refreshed frequently and route flapping occurs.
1. Run the undo ospf router-id auto-recover disable command to enable the router ID automatic recovery function. After the function is enabled, the system automatically allocates a new router ID.
2. If the conflict persists, re-configure a router ID.