Hello,

We routinely use CCR-1036 for residential gateways, and they contain 300+ VLANs either attached to a SFP+ port or a bridge containing one or more ports. Each VLAN has an IP and a separate simple Queue (for billing management). This configuration file is quite large, so boot/reboots take a while to parse. That's understandable. However, when the boot up is finished, the address information directly attached to basic ports like the ISP uplink or a OOB router work correctly, but 10-20% of the VLANs do not. The problem is always the same, just different VLANs, sometimes affects the IP on the bridge interface, and always is fixed the same way. The VLANs affected will show the address enabled in the address list, but the ex. "DAC 192.168.1.0/24 via VLAN1001" route will be missing in the route table. Devices attached to that VLAN can exchange ARP packets with the router. The router receives traffic on the VLAN, but will route the response out the default route. The fix is to disable and re-enable the address which then causes the connected route to populate and all is well.

This behavior is noted in 6.45.9 long-term and 6.46.1 stable.

Has anyone else experienced this?