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When all RLOCs for a map-cache are unreachable, the route is removed from forwarding and also from urib but remains in map-cache with an RLOC state of "no-route". The continued presence of the map-cache prevents subsequent map-request that may be able to refresh the map-cache with an alternate route. This should not be the case.
This is seen when all RLOCs for a map-cache are unreachable
Doing a "clear ip lisp map-cache" would remove the map-cache with the "no-route" state, unless there is requirement for an automated way to redirect traffic through the backup path. In that scenario, there would be no workaround available to automatically redirect traffic.
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