Today I added two new ebgp connections (to bring the total to 22), and they just don't appear in "/routing bgp session" at all. I mean, the issue is not that the sessions aren't up, but that nothing appears in the menu at all. It's as if I hadn't configured them in the first place.
- these use the same template as other, working sessions. Only the template name, ebgp role, remote IP and ASN is configured for the connections.
- the remote end is pingable and not multihop
- there are no Firewall rules
- reboot doesn't help
- nothing appears in the logs about these connections in "bgp" logging, only the "system, info" log lines about me changing the configuration
- /routing/stats/process/ shows 31 processes, so I thought that perhaps I had hit some kind of a limit. My configuration does not specify any affinities, but I tried one that consolidated things a bit (into 23 processes) — no help.
The relevant config is just:
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/routing bgp template
add address-families=ip as=<my asn> comment="Peering v4" disabled=no input.filter=peering_in_v4 name=peering-v4 output.filter-chain=edge_out_v4 .remove-private-as=yes router-id=<my router id> routing-table=main
add address-families=ipv6 as=<my asn> comment="Peering v6" disabled=no input.filter=peering_in_v6 name=peering-v6 output.filter-chain=edge_out_v6 .remove-private-as=yes router-id=<my router id> routing-table=main
/routing bgp connection
add disabled=no local.role=ebgp name=<peer name>-v4 remote.address=<peer ip> .as=<peer asn> templates=peering-v4
add disabled=no local.role=ebgp name=<peer name>-v6 remote.address=<peer ip> .as=<peer asn> templates=peering-v6
