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Dear FABRIC team,
I hope you are doing well. In my experiment, I am using eight separate 20 Gbps tunnels implemented with subinterfaces. Two of these tunnels (the ones using VLAN tags 300 and 600) have suddenly stopped working. The remaining tunnels function normally.
These two tunnels previously worked without issues. I have tried reconfiguring the interfaces and rebooting the endpoints, but the problem persists. I am not sure whether the issue is due to a configuration mistake on my side or a problem within the slice network.
Would it be possible for you to check whether there is an issue with these two tunnels, or let me know if there is something I may have overlooked?
My slice ID is: fdf2fd5b-b1b0-46ef-b51a-4d55e0fd5c47
Thank you very much for your help.
Best regards,
Fatih Berkay Sarpkaya
Hi Fatih,
Thanks for reaching out.
I looked into your slice, and it appears that the two network services associated with VLAN 300 and VLAN 600 are currently in a Closed state. Both reservations show the same ticket update:
“Insufficient resources: No path available with the requested QoS.”
Here are the details:
Reservation ID: 8a83db0f-03f1-44b0-843f-c6e0c2664cfe
Slice ID: fdf2fd5b-b1b0-46ef-b51a-4d55e0fd5c47
Resource Type: L2PTP
State: Closed
Reason: No path available with requested QoS
Reservation ID: 257fae2a-28ca-4430-bb85-77864b3d5c25
Slice ID: fdf2fd5b-b1b0-46ef-b51a-4d55e0fd5c47
Resource Type: L2PTP
State: Closed
Reason: No path available with requested QoS
This indicates that the system was unable to allocate a viable path for these two tunnels during your most recent renewal window, which is why they are not active now.
If you would like, you can try the following:
Please feel free to reach out if you need help updating the slice or if you would like us to investigate further.
Best regards,
Komal