Thank you for replying
JHF is 44. What triggers it is not really clear, but a reboot does not fix it. I suspect a cpstop cpstart will make it happen but we have no plans testing it right now.
pasting in the OSPF config in Clish triggers the routes to come back
">show route" on the affected node will show no OSPF routes. pasting below information into Clish makes all routes come back.
set ospf instance default graceful-restart-helper on
set ospf instance default area backbone on
set router-id 0.0.3.1
set ospf instance default interface bond4.3231 area backbone on
set ospf instance default interface bond4.3231 cost 10
set ospf instance default interface bond4.3231 priority 10
set ospf instance default interface bond4.3231 authtype md5 key 1 secret XXXXXXXX
set ospf instance default interface bond5.3301 area backbone on
set ospf instance default interface bond5.3301 cost 6
set ospf instance default interface bond5.3301 priority 0
set ospf instance default interface bond5.3301 authtype md5 key 1 secret XXXXXXX
set ospf instance default import-routemap zone01-import preference 1 on
set ospf instance default export-routemap zone01-export preference 1 on
showing OSPF neighbors will show all correct information all the time.
So to sum up it seems OSPF is runnig but but advertising is dead