ISIS/2/isisThirdPartRouteBeDeletedByPurge_active: IS-IS routes advertised by another device were deleted. Log in to the possibly faulty device. If the device is deleting routes, reset or isolate it from the network. Otherwise, check other devices. (SysInstance=[isisSysInstance], HostName=[hwIsisHostName], HostIpAddress=[hwIsisHostIpAddress], SystemID=[isisPduLspId], SysLevel=[isisSysLevelIndex], TotalNodeNum=[hwIsisTotalNodeNum], Log in to the following devices to locate the faulty device: (1) HostName=[hwIsisHostName1], HostIpAddress=[hwIsisHostIpAddress1], SystemID=[hwIsisSystemID1] (2) HostName=[hwIsisHostName2], HostIpAddress=[hwIsisHostIpAddress2], SystemID=[hwIsisSystemID2] (3) HostName=[hwIsisHostName3], HostIpAddress=[hwIsisHostIpAddress3], SystemID=[hwIsisSystemID3])
The local device received a purge LSP from a neighbor indicating that the neighbor had purged the IS-IS LSPs advertised by a third device. The local device does not support IS-IS purge LSP source tracing. In this case, log in to the possibly faulty node and check whether it is purging LSPs. If it is purging LSPs, reset or isolate it. If the possibly faulty node is not purging LSPs, check other possibly faulty nodes.
| Parameter Name | Parameter Meaning |
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isisSysInstance |
Process ID on the faulty node |
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hwIsisHostName |
Hostname of the faulty node |
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hwIsisHostIpAddress |
IP address of the faulty node |
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isisPduLspId |
System ID of the faulty node |
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isisSysLevelIndex |
IS-IS level of the faulty node |
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hwIsisTotalNodeNum |
Total number of nodes on the network |
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hwIsisHostName1 |
Hostname of the faulty node. |
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hwIsisHostIpAddress1 |
IP address of the faulty node |
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hwIsisSystemID1 |
System ID of the faulty node. |
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hwIsisHostName2 |
Hostname of the faulty node. |
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hwIsisHostIpAddress2 |
IP address of the faulty node |
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hwIsisSystemID2 |
System ID of the faulty node. |
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hwIsisHostName3 |
Hostname of the faulty node. |
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hwIsisHostIpAddress3 |
IP address of the faulty node |
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hwIsisSystemID3 |
System ID of the faulty node. |
1. Reset or isolate the faulty node from the network.