BGP session shows in Librenms, but has been removed from router

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#1

I have a ASR9001 w 6.3.3 code.

I removed 2 BGP sessions from the router, after doing a rediscover, librenms still shows them as down and in “state”

With out having to delete the device and starting over. Ideas on how to make them go away?

in the Pic Session 1 and session 3 have been deleted from router.

Thanks

-Mike

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#2

Oddly enough I have the opposite issue with a Juniper SRX. I’ve added a BGP session but LibreNMS won’t discover it.

#3

Hmmm that is really odd.

Can someone from the team replay?

#4

@murrant Can I get you to chime in?

-Mike

#5

delete them from the database.

#6

@murrant

Thanks for the reply,

What would I delete from the database? The device or the BGP entries? if the BGP entries, do you have a procedure?

-Mike

#7

@murrant

In MySQL, If I delete the peer from the table “bgpPeers” will that break anything?

-Mike

#8

No, it will just remove the peer.

#9

@murrant

Thank you . Much better now.

#10

I think it would be better to mark bgp session as deleted in database or automatically remove it if it is does not appear anymore in snmp. What do you think ?

I am going to do a pull request for this issue.

#11

our db infrastructure supports soft deletes, but we don’t use it anywhere…

#12

The peer is deleted after the following discovery. I don’t have the issue.
No need to fix

#13