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Troubleshooting Overruns on a Gigabit interface
I've got a port on one of my 6509's that seems to incrimenting input
overruns at a rate of about two per second.
The interface is a 1gig interface and its going input rate is less than
3000 packets per second, about 32mbps. rxload is 8/255.
Input queue: 0/2000/8014/0 (size/max/drops/flushes); Total output drops: 0
None of the interfaces are doing this and many are traveling much
faster, thinking it may be a faulty port but could use some confermation.
Thanks,
-Wil
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Wil
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3/12/2006 6:17:15 PM |
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It could be cable or bad nic or bad network drivers.
If you have quite new IOS (there will be about 20 sek time out for that
interface)
test cable- tdr int gi3/1
sh cable- tdr int gi3/1
> I've got a port on one of my 6509's that seems to incrimenting input
> overruns at a rate of about two per second.
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Make
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3/12/2006 6:26:56 PM
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Hi,
what about the processor ?
Input drops can occur due to hich processor utilisation.
Take a look on it with 'show process cpu' and 'show process cpu history'.
Greetings,
Gerald
"Wil" <wil@SPAM.THIS> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> I've got a port on one of my 6509's that seems to incrimenting input
> overruns at a rate of about two per second.
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> The interface is a 1gig interface and its going input rate is less than
> 3000 packets per second, about 32mbps. rxload is 8/255.
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> Input queue: 0/2000/8014/0 (size/max/drops/flushes); Total output drops: 0
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> None of the interfaces are doing this and many are traveling much faster,
> thinking it may be a faulty port but could use some confermation.
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> Thanks,
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> -Wil
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Gerald
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3/13/2006 8:57:45 AM
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> I've got a port on one of my 6509's that seems to incrimenting input
> overruns at a rate of about two per second.
Move to another port to see if problem follows and post results
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Merv
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3/13/2006 10:24:35 AM
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Thanks , pretty sure its a driver issue on the host.
-Wil
Make wrote:
> It could be cable or bad nic or bad network drivers.
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> If you have quite new IOS (there will be about 20 sek time out for that
> interface)
> test cable- tdr int gi3/1
> sh cable- tdr int gi3/1
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>>I've got a port on one of my 6509's that seems to incrimenting input
>>overruns at a rate of about two per second.
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Wil
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3/13/2006 9:31:15 PM
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Can't move it at this point, gotta wait until the weekend :)
-Wil
Merv wrote:
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>>I've got a port on one of my 6509's that seems to incrimenting input
>>overruns at a rate of about two per second.
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> Move to another port to see if problem follows and post results
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Wil
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3/13/2006 9:32:12 PM
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