OSPF NEIGHBORSHIP ISSUE PLEASE HELP

[AryanWiJungle]

Cannot connect Frrouting with Cisco ASR 9000 running OSPF, I am receiving Hello packets but FRR showing nothing in 'show ip ospf neighbor' output

[mobash-rasool]

What is the output for "show running" and "show ip ospf interface"

[AryanWiJungle]

What is the output for "show running" and "show ip ospf interface"

well the conf is simple

int eth0 ip add 10.10.205.10/30 ip ospf network point-to-point

router ospf ospf router-id 10.205.10.0 network 10.205.10.8 area 200.200.200.200

The show ip ospf int shows the MTU as 1500 , everything looks perfect however neighbor is zero, doing the ip ospf traffic command i can see I can send the hello packets but receiving any. The problem is this is working fine ( SAME CONFIGURATION IN LAB ENVIROMENT and also in GNS3) However with Cisco ASR 9000 I am not able to form the neighborship. Doing tcpdump I am receiving the hello packets. But FRR is not showing init state also when doing sh ip ospf neighbor

[mobash-rasool]

@AryanWiJungle : You can enable all the ospf debug logs and save it to a file using "log file /var/log/frr.log" command and check the logs.

[AryanWiJungle]

i did the packet capture and found the difference is our packet length is 64 while they have a length of 80, will that have any effect?

[AryanWiJungle]

This is all i have access to please take a look and tell me if you can see anything i am missing

[mobash-rasool]

can you attach the frr.log file. From "show ip interface traffic" output it seems that hello packet is being sent out but is not received, it could be it is dropped by FRR or Cisco is not sending back the hello packet.

[AryanWiJungle]

sadly not able to get this specific log saved in frr.log. Please answer this - i did the packet capture and found the difference is our packet length is 64 while they have a length of 80, will that have any effect?