/var/log/frr/frr.log. As per the logs, the BFD goes down and comes up automatically within seconds.ZEBRA: zebra_ptm_handle_bfd_msg: Recv Port [uplink-##] bfd status [Down] vrf [default] peer [##.##.##.##] local [##.##.##.##]
ZEBRA: MESSAGE: ZEBRA_INTERFACE_BFD_DEST_UPDATE ##.##.##.##/32 on uplink-885 Down event
BGP: [##.##.##.##]: BFD Down
....
BGP: [##.##.##.##]: BFD Up
BGP: BFD status for peer ##.##.##.## changed from Down -> Up
BGP: ##.##.##.## [FSM] Timer (start timer expire).
/var/log/syslog. As per the logs, the BFD goes down and comes up automatically within seconds.BGP Down:
EventFeatureName="routing" eventSev="error" eventType="bgp_down"] In Router ########-####-####-####-############, BGP neighbor ########-####-####-####-############ (##.##.##.##) is down, reason: Network or config error.
...
BGP UP.
NSX 4928 - [nsx@6876 comp="nsx-edge" s2comp="nsx-monitoring" entId="########-####-####-####-############" tid="4965" level="ERROR" eventState="Off" eventFeatureName="routing" eventSev="error" eventType="bgp_down"] Context report: {"entity_id":"########-####-####-####-############","sr_id":"########-####-####-####-############","lr_id":"########-####-####-####-############","bgp_neighbor_ip":"##.##.##.##","failure_reason":"BGP Established"}
bgpd 11191 - - %ADJCHANGE: neighbor ##.##.##.##(Unknown) in vrf default Up
/vmfs/volumes/<datastore-of-the-Edge-Node>/<Edge-VM-Name>/ and check vmware.log, entries similar to the below will be observed showing the vMotion took place:vmx| I125: MigrateVMXdrToSpec: type: 1 srcIp=<##.##.##.##> dstIp=<##.##.##.##> mid=<Migration-ID> uuid=########-####-####-####-############ priority=yes checksumMemory=no maxDowntime=0 encrypted=0 resumeDuringPageIn=no latencyAware=yes diskOpFile= srcLogIp=<<unknown>> dstLogIp=<<unknown>> ftPrimaryIp=<<unknown>> ftSecondaryIp=<<unknown>>
...
vmx| I125: MigrateSetInfo: state=8 srcIp=<##.##.##.##> dstIp=<##.##.##.##> mid=<Migration-ID> uuid=########-####-####-####-############ priority=high
Note: The preceding log excerpts are only examples. Date, time, and environmental variables may vary depending on your environment.
VMware NSX
VMware NSX-T Data Center
This is an expected behavior when the Edge VMs are vMotioned, and if BFD timers are aggressive, a BGP flap can occur.
This is a condition that may occur in a VMware NSX environment, for detailed information see NSX Edge vMotion best practices.
Recommendation 1:
Recommendation 2:
For any further assistance, kindly open a support case with Broadcom. Refer to the KB Creating and managing Broadcom cases