Reliability Configuration

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show bfd peers

[Command] show bfd peer show bfd peers show bfd peers brief

[Purpose] View BFD session information

[View] System view

[Use Cases]

sonic# show bfd peers brief
Session count: 3
SessionId  LocalAddress   PeerAddress   Status
=========  ============   ===========   ======
3607940072 30.11.13.130   30.11.13.129   down
3035614313 2022::9111     2022::9110     up
1781668247 30.11.13.2     30.11.13.1     up

show bfd peers counters

[Command] show bfd peers counters clear bfd peers counters

[Purpose] View BFD session statistics

[View] System view

[Use Cases]

sonic# show bfd peers counters
BFD Peers:
    peer 30.11.13.129 vrf default interface ethernet 50
        Control packet input: 300387 packets
        Control packet output: 300181 packets
        Echo packet input: 0 packets
        Echo packet output: 0 packets
        Session up events: 1
        Session down events: 1
        Zebra notifications: 3

bfd

[Command] bfd

[Purpose] Enter BFD configuration view

[View] System configuration view

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# bfd
sonic(config-bfd)#

peer

[Command] peer ip_address [multihop|local-address ip-address |interface interface_type interface_name ] no peer [multihop|local-address ip-address |interface interface_type interface_name ]

[Purpose] Create BFD session binding information and enter BFD-peer view

[Parameter]

Parameter	Description
ip_address	IP address of the counterpart to which the BFD session is bound
multihop	Specify the BFD session as multi-hop mode
local-address <ip_address>	Specify the source IP address of the BFD packet
interface <interface_type> <interface_name>	Specify the interface type and name of the BFD session

[View] BFD View

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# bfd
sonic(config-bfd)# peer 30.11.13.1 interface ethernet 49

profile

[Command] profile profile_name no profile profile_name

[Purpose] Configure BFD policy group/bind specified policy group to peer

[Parameter]

Parameter	Description
profile_name	Profile name

[View] BFD View, BFD-peer View

[Usage Scenario] When creating a large number of Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD) sessions on a device, configuring peer policies one by one can significantly reduce configuration efficiency. Therefore, configuring BFD policy groups and then binding the policy group to peers can effectively streamline the configuration process.

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# bfd
sonic(config-bfd)# profile test
sonic(config-bfd-profile)# detect-multiplier 3
sonic(config-bfd-profile)# exit
sonic(config-bfd)# peer 30.11.13.1
sonic(config-bfd-peer)# profile test

detect-multiplier

[Command] detect-multiplier value

[Purpose] Local detection multiplier for BFD sessions

[Parameter]

Parameter	Description
value	Value range: 2-255

[View] BFD-peer view, BFD-profile view

[Usage Scenario] The local detection multiplier of a BFD session directly determines the detection time for the remote BFD session. Users can increase or decrease the local detection multiplier of a BFD session based on the actual network conditions. For example, on a relatively stable link where frequent detection of link status is not necessary, users can increase the local detection multiplier of a BFD session. BFD Detection Time = Detection Multiplier x Transmission Interval

[Notes]

For less stable links, configuring a small detection multiplier for a BFD session may lead to BFD session oscillations. It is recommended that users configure the detection time multiplier to a larger value.
If the detection multiplier for a configured BFD session is too large, the BFD session needs a longer time interval to detect a link failure. During this time period, traffic needs to switch to a backup link within a specified time. Packet loss may occur during this period. It is advisable to carefully choose the detection multiplier based on the actual network conditions and the requirements for fault detection.

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# bfd
sonic(config-bfd)# peer 30.11.13.1
sonic(config-bfd-peer)# detect-multiplier 3

echo-mode

[Command] echo-mode no echo-mode

[Purpose] Configure the BFD session as a single-arm echo function

[View] BFD-peer view, BFD-profile view

[Usage Scenario] Among two directly connected devices, one of them supports BFD function and the other one does not support BFD function. In this case, in order to detect link failures more quickly, a single-arm echo-capable BFD session can be created on the device that supports the BFD function. After the device that does not support BFD function receives a BFD packet, it directly loops the packet back at the IP layer, so as to achieve the purpose of fast link detection.

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# bfd
sonic(config-bfd)# peer 30.11.13.1
sonic(config-bfd-peer)# echo mode

echo-interval

[Command] echo-interval value

[Purpose] Configure the minimum reception interval of BFD packets for the single-arm echo function

[Parameter]

Parameter	Description
value	Value range: 10-60000, unit: ms

[View] BFD-peer view, BFD-profile view

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# bfd
sonic(config-bfd)# peer 30.11.13.1
sonic(config-bfd-peer)# echo mode
sonic(config-bfd-peer)# echo-interval 20

minimum-ttl

[Command] minimum-ttl value

[Purpose] Configure the survival time of BFD packets

[Parameter]

Parameter	Description
value	Value range: 1-254

[View] BFD-peer view, BFD-profile view

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# bfd
sonic(config-bfd)# peer 30.11.13.1
sonic(config-bfd-peer)# minimum-ttl 254

passive-mode

[Command] passive-mode no passive-mode

[Purpose] Configure the operation mode of BFD as passive mode

[View] BFD-peer view, BFD-profile view

[Notes] This command switches the operation mode of BFD to active mode.

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# bfd
sonic(config-bfd)# peer 30.11.13.1
sonic(config-bfd-peer)# passive-mode

receive-interval

[Command] receive-interval value

[Purpose] Configure the reception interval of BFD packets

[Parameter]

Parameter	Description
value	Value range: 10-60000, unit: ms

[View] BFD-peer view, BFD-profile view

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# bfd
sonic(config-bfd)# peer 30.11.13.1
sonic(config-bfd-peer)# receive-interval 10

shutdown

[Command] shutdown no shutdown

[Purpose] Abort BFD session detection

[View] BFD-peer view, BFD-profile view

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# bfd
sonic(config-bfd)# peer 30.11.13.1
sonic(config-bfd-peer)# shutdown

transmit-interval

[Command] transmit-interval value

[Purpose] Configure the sending interval of BFD packets

[Parameter]

Parameter	Description
value	Value range: 10-60000, unit: ms

[View] BFD-peer view, BFD-profile view

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# bfd
sonic(config-bfd)# peer 30.11.13.1
sonic(config-bfd-peer)# transmit-interval 20

Monitor Link Configuration

monitor-link-group

[Command] monitor-link-group name monitor_delay_time no monitor-link-group

[Purpose] Create interface linkage groups

[Parameter]

Parameter	Description
name	Linkage Group Name
monitor_delay_time	Delayed response time, uplink UP wait for delay time before downlink UP

[View] System configuration view

[Usage Scenario] The interface bundling group synchronizes the monitoring of the upstream link to make corresponding settings on the downstream link. This ensures that faults in the upstream link are quickly communicated to the downstream devices, thereby triggering actions to prevent prolonged traffic loss due to upstream link failures.

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# monitor-link-group 1 10
sonic(config-monitor-link-group-1)#

monitor link

[Command] monitor-link group-name mode no monitor-link

[Purpose] Add the interface to the linkage group and specify the interface as uplink or downlink

[Parameter]

Parameter	Description
mode	Uplink: refers to the interface that connects to upstream devices
Downlink: refers to the interface that connects to downstream devices, typically user terminals

[View] Interface view

[Use Cases]

sonic(config)# monitor-link-group test 10
sonic(config)# port-group ethernet 1-10
sonic(config-port-group-1-10)# monitor-link test downlink
sonic(config)# interface ethernet 49
sonic(config-if-49)# monitor-link test uplink