[nsp] High CPU question (update)

[james]

Hmmm.......

As Gert indicated the router the spending all it's CPU% moving packets,
ie (66%/66%). So what about these little UDP packets, are they legit ?
Perhaps you could look into the flows data and see what source and dest.
this UDP traffic
has and then check with the customer to see if this traffic pattern is
expected.

I don't have any NPE-225-non vxr's so I don't know what the real world
pps abilities are, but it ain't 225 kpps.

james


> I've turned off route-cache flow and added CEF to all interfaces instead
> with marginal improvement.  If I remove Cache switching all together the
> cpu goes up about 15% from previous so i dont think there are that many
> unique source/dest pairs.
>
>
> 53007 PPS in
>76546 PPS out

>total for all interfaces and was hitting about 66%/66% cpu at this moment.

>
>
> Bryan