[NSP] Maximum High Speed Interfaces on 3640
Temkin, David
temkin at sig.com
Mon Feb 16 18:20:21 EST 2004
It does exactly what it says on the box. Be lucky you get that much out
of it. With smaller packet sizes I'm lucky to get 20-30Mbps out of it.
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[mailto:cisco-nsp-bounces at puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of Alex Foster
Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004 12:50 PM
To: cisco-nsp at puck.nether.net
Subject: [NSP] Maximum High Speed Interfaces on 3640
I know Cisco claim the maximum number of High speed interfaces supported
by the 3640 is two - but is it possible to run 4 without maxing out the
CPU. I have tested the 3640 with 2 ATM OC3 modules and 1 FE module and
average about 60-70% util. on load. If I introduce another FE interface
the CPU maxs out. Are there any workarounds/configuration tricks to
overcome this - or is this a case of "it does exactly what is says on
the box". The 3640 has 128MB memory and the iomem is set to 30/70
split.
I am also curious to find out if anybody has overcome the limitations of
the OC3 module
and its pretty dire throughput. I appreciate the module is not
designed to
operate at
wire speed by the most I have got out of one module is around 45 to 50
Mbps. Any tips/advise would be appreciated. Again cisco claim you can
achieve upto 80Mbps throughput with larger packet size - excuse my
ignorance here - is this achieved by increasing the MTU on the ATM
interface/sub-interface??
Regards
Alex
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