ISIS/6/ISIS_RCV_OWN_PURGED_LSP: ISIS [ProcessId] received an own purged LSP. (Level=[Level], PduLspId=[PduLspId], Interface=[Interface], NbrSystem=[NbrSystem], SrcSystem=[SrcSystem], SrcDynName=[SrcDynName], SrcNbrSystem=[SrcNbrSystem])
Parameter Name | Parameter Meaning |
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ProcessId |
Indicates the IS-IS process ID. |
Level |
Indicates the IS-IS level. |
PduLspId |
Indicates the ID of the purged LSP. |
Interface |
Indicates the interface that receives the purged LSP. |
NbrSystem |
Indicates the system ID of a neighbor. |
SrcSystem |
Indicates the system ID of the device that sends the purged LSP. |
SrcDynName |
Indicates the dynamic hostname of the device that sends the purged LSP. |
SrcNbrSystem |
Indicates the neighbor system ID of the device that sends the purged LSP. |
1. Check whether the local device is restarted.
If the alarm is not generated, go to step 2.
2. Check whether SrcSystem is available in the log.
3. View the NbrSystem field in the log, find the peer device, download the log, and check whether the LSP is sent by this device.
4. Check whether the LSP is cleared on the source device.
5. Check the source devices that generate the LSPs with the remaining time being 0 one by one. Then, go to Step 4.
6. Collect log and configuration information, and contact Huawei technical support personnel.
7. End.