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Open Issues

Learn about open issues in this release for the PTX Series.

For the most complete and latest information about known Junos OS defects, use the Juniper Networks online Junos Problem Report Search application.

General Routing

  • On routers and switches running Junos OS, with Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) enabled, deactivating a remote Aggregate Ethernet (AE) member link makes the local member link move to LACP detached state and cause traffic drops on that member link. The same scenario applied when a new member link is added where the other end of that link is not yet configured with LACP. PR1423707

  • Unsupported config is being attempted by the script that then hits the maximum threshold for the given platform PTX5000. PR1555159

  • On PTX platforms, when Inline Jflow is configured and high sampling rate (more than 4000 per second) is set, high CPU utilization may be observed and this might result in relevant impacts on traffic analysis and billing. PR1569229

  • On PTX10002-60C/QFX10002-60C, after the system is rebooted, the "FPC 0 Major Errors" alarm might be seen due to a rare timing issue. The issue could cause the host path traffic to get dropped. It is a rare issue and does not always happen during reboot. Please try to perform "request vmhost reboot" for recovery. PR1613229

  • On dual-RE platforms, if certain PTX3000/5000 Linux based FPCs (FPC3-SFF-PTX-1X,FPC3-SFF-PTX-2X,FPC-P1,FPC-P2) are installed, when TNP (Trivial Network Protocol) neighbor towards backup RE continuously flaps, FPC might reboot after GRES due to the TNP neighbor issue.PR1630393

  • V6 default route will not get added after successful dhcpv6 client binding on PTX1000 router during ztp. PR1649576

  • Presence of consistent hash/resiliency feature in the running configuration causes the system to take much longer to converge in case of a churn. PR1652750

  • ZTP: DHCPACK not received at ztp-server after zeroize of the device (client). PR1658287

  • When subscribing to sensor paths "/junos/system/linecard/packet/usage/", "/junos/services/label-switched-path/usage/" or other line card (PFE) sensor paths in gNMI subscription mode, packet drops may be seen in the CLI command "show network-agent statistics gnmi detail" output. The collector output may also contain missing sequence numbers. For example, the sequence number output may be 0, 3, 6, 9, 12, etc. instead of 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. PR1703418

  • In Chassisd, Jvision thread takes more time in streaming of jvision packets because of volume of data and number of sensors involved with this daemon. Jvision thread engaged for more time to process streaming events caused Chassisd master thread to lose receive/send keepalive messages to/from other RE, which eventually was causing automatic RE switchover in most of the cases. To avoid this, fix done for exporting small payload jvision packets (formation of which takes less time) and deferring jvision thread more in an interval, to allow chassisd master thread to process high-priority hello/keep-alive messages. This means now, more number of packets is sent in one reporting interval and with larger spread (earlier same amount of data was sent with 2 or 3 packets of higher payload size, and 100ms of deferring time for jvision thread. This behaviour is increasing KPI-2 but lowering KPI-1 (payload size).It is not possible to back out changes done to solve keep-alive message loss issue. Hence we will have to keep Chassisd as an exception, when we measure/report KPI-2 values. Jvision in Chassisd has to give more priority/time to process keep-alive messages than sending of jvision packets. Hence delay between jvision packets are more.PR1706300

Routing Protocols

  • Any platforms with Micro BFD configured on member links of the LAG/ae interface, BFD Session state in RE remains as UP always even though PEER device has ceased.PR1675921