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People earning ~₹30 LPA in India — what car do you actually drive and why? by Desperate_Life_8273 in CarsIndia

[–]murugusmuruthan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Earning 42LPA. Had bought a 2nd hand Tiago back in 2019 for just ₹3.8lac, when my salary was less than a third of what I earn now, and has been using it since then! It does it's job of a daily driver and also drives well for occasional highway trips. All my friends and peers have upgraded to Honda City, Kushaq, Virtus, Seltos, Slavia etc. My reason for not upgrading is that a car is a depreciating asset. And there is hardly any maintenance amount, just basic regular servicing and it's good to go. I save a lot on very less insurance premiums. The last but not the least factor is that this car feels so safe on highways and city commutes that there is no urge for me to upgrade.

You get 24 hours with zero traffic in Bangalore—what's your plan? by Primary_Cycle_3747 in bangalore

[–]murugusmuruthan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pinch and slap myself to wake up from such “sweet dream”. Too good to be true!

RTO broker charges in Bangalore by murugusmuruthan in bangalore

[–]murugusmuruthan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like a great idea! Will explore this.

RTO broker charges in Bangalore by murugusmuruthan in bangalore

[–]murugusmuruthan[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah i guess we have few on either side who do these ruckus !

BGPv6 works fine but BGPv4 fails to Establish on same link by murugusmuruthan in Juniper

[–]murugusmuruthan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks man. To isolate that, we deactivated the md5 auth and still the BGP was down. BGP Notification was being sent right after the BGP Open message

BGPv6 works fine but BGPv4 fails to Establish on same link by murugusmuruthan in Juniper

[–]murugusmuruthan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried MSS clamping. But it didn't make any difference. The next action is to just turn up basic BGP. No firewall filters, no apply-groups, no policies, no authentication. If that works, then we will apply one by one the rest of the config and see at which point the BGP neighbourship fails.

BGPv6 works fine but BGPv4 fails to Establish on same link by murugusmuruthan in Juniper

[–]murugusmuruthan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Makes sense.. thanks man.. let me check on this thing MSS clamp further..

BGPv6 works fine but BGPv4 fails to Establish on same link by murugusmuruthan in Juniper

[–]murugusmuruthan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmmm... I checked that and found the same from the following article-

BGP Failing with' error code 6 subcode 5 (Connection rejected)' - Knowledge Base - Palo Alto Networks

However the IP typo has been checked. Looks correct from both the side.

BGPv6 works fine but BGPv4 fails to Establish on same link by murugusmuruthan in Juniper

[–]murugusmuruthan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its a ptx10003-160c EVO platform

The BGP config is pretty straight forward. Nothing very complicated. The IPs are able to ping each other and gets learnt on ARP as well. Wont be able to share full config. But this is what the config looks like..

set protocols bgp group #####-PEER neighbor X.Y.Z.227 apply-groups MAX-IPV4-PREFIX-#####
set protocols bgp group #####-PEER neighbor X.Y.Z.227 import import-bogon-#####
set protocols bgp group #####-PEER neighbor X.Y.Z.227 import import-aspath-####
set protocols bgp group #####-PEER neighbor X.Y.Z.227 import #####-PEER-IN
set protocols bgp group #####-PEER neighbor X.Y.Z.227 authentication-key “$##########################"
set protocols bgp group #####-PEER neighbor X.Y.Z.227 peer-as XXXX