[c-nsp] Arp Input Process Causing Spike in CPU
Gert Doering
gert at greenie.muc.de
Thu Mar 15 09:38:14 EST 2007
Hi,
On Thu, Mar 15, 2007 at 09:44:23AM -0400, Christian Koch wrote:
> I'm seeing cpu spikes due to the arp input process running high ..
>
> Currently every route is pointed to next hop and the arp table looks
> like..
>
> #sh ip arp sum
> 1743 IP ARP entries, with 21 of them incomplete
1743 ARP entries?
Over *thousand seven hundred* entries? What sort of networks have you
connected to this router...?
> Can anyone suggest how to reduce this for a short term fix... I know the
> long term is to upgrade the mem
Memory doesn't play a role in this. Topology does, reasonably-sized
subnets, CoPP rate-limiting ARP storms, etc.
gert
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