Re: [nsp] Bizarre bit rates and unshapely traffic

From: Christian Panigl, ACOnet/UniVie (panigl@cc.univie.ac.at)
Date: Wed Mar 25 1998 - 09:45:20 EST

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    Hi Doug,

    I have seen this effect on 3620s and 3640s with various different SW
    images on various different serial-interface hardware:

    In some situations/configurations (also without traffic shaping and with
    standard external clocking) the output byte/packet counters are showing
    up to double the value it's shipping (show interf counters AND SNMP !)

    Specifically nice if you are billing your customers based on these
    values ;-(

    Never heard about a fix !

    Regards
    CP

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