[c-nsp] 2651xm performance experience
christopher.a.kane at jpmchase.com
christopher.a.kane at jpmchase.com
Fri Sep 29 11:17:53 EDT 2006
> I have a pair of 2651xm which are running high CPU at ~10 min intervals.
The
> CPU runs up to about 90% for ~90 seconds then recovers. The bandwidth
being
> consumed when this happens is less then 700 kbps total through the
router.
> I believe the 2651xm is rated at 20 mbps, when there are no fancy
> configurations/features etc. Both routers are currently running 12.4
latest
> releast, base IP image.
have you tried to analyze the output of a sh proc cpu or maybe sh proc
mem?
>
> I know the traffic flow which occurs when the CPU runs up, and that flow
is
> normal expected traffic, as noted only consuming ~700 kbps. The 2651xm
have
> performed well for me in the past as a simple LAN router, routing
between
> two fast-e networks, and we definitely got alot more then 700kbps,
typically
> around 15 Mbps, w/o any issues.
>
> Each 2651xm is configured with 4 pt-pt T1 links and a single fast-e link
to
> a LAN. The routing protocol is EIGRP. There is a QOS policy which
matches
> some VOIP traffic and assigns it to a priority queue which reserves 50%
of
> the interface bandwidth, everythig else is fair-queue. There are no
special
> features enabled on the router, no NAT, no interface access-groups, no
> policy-routing, very simple configuration.
>
> I've tried using MLPP for the 4x T1 and I've also tried this with each
T1
> being in it's own /30. In both scenarios, traffic is being balanced
well
> across the T1's in both directions. High CPU happens with MLPP or each
T1
> having it's own /30. Each T1 is performing fairly well, other then
slightly
> high latency (no jitter however) they take the same physical transport
path.
>
> As best as I can tell, the router isn't doing any IP fragmentation or
> generating/processing alot of ICMP traffic. IP Cef is enabled.
>
> I've tried downgrading to 12.3 latest release, same CPU consumption.
>
> Can anyone provide any insight to why this might be happening?
> Any suggestions on how to troubleshoot this further?
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