Hi guys , we have a couple of really remote sites that get their internet feeds via last mile wireless or/and lte and are peered with upstream routers via BGP as they have 500 odd routes that get distributed.Problem is as these sites severe weather or highsite power issues can cause severe flaps causing BGP adjacency to jump like crazy until link either fully dies or stabilizes back to normal.
I have in the past had cisco or mikrotik equipment where we would do script route tracking / endpoint tracking to reduce avoid any flapping.Effectively black holing a BGP peer for X minutes if a link goes down X amount of times per X minutes.
Is anything planned on the horizon to be able to sla or route track events via dynamic routing protocols ? I know you are busy with some sort of SD-WAN solution for 18.5 so I'm not sure if it might cater for problem areas like these.
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