[c-nsp] NPE-400 vs. NPE-G1
Hank Nussbacher
hank at efes.iucc.ac.il
Sun Feb 5 03:09:16 EST 2006
At 10:59 AM 05-02-06 +0300, Roman Sokolov wrote:
>Hello £ukasz,
>
>Sunday, February 5, 2006, 1:13:11 AM, you wrote:
>£B> First of all, You may hit something that requires slow CPU path,
>£B> but I'd doubt this is the point with the configuration You attached,
>£B> however reaching 100% of CPU usage is something really suspicious.
>I agree. There is definitely something else configured on interface or in
>other part of config. Some strange access-lists of NetFlow, for example.
>
>£B> Second thing is, if DFC-enabled card is receiving traffic and
>£B> the destination lies on the not-DFC linecard, there's always some
>£B> overhead in terms of shared bus and PFC usage. Was this the case in
>£B> the example You provided?
>I think that when you use DFC and destination if CEF720-enabled module than
>there should be no bus usage at all. Or only for netflow packets (i'm not
>sure where then being sent to SP).
interface GigabitEthernet9/43
ip access-group IIX-DOS in
ip route-cache flow
load-interval 30
flowcontrol receive desired
>£B> And last but not least, there's always CoPP ;)
>And you should always use it :)
We'll try.
-Hank
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> Roman
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