[c-nsp] C2960G and output drops
Brad Henshaw
brad.henshaw at qcn.com.au
Thu Oct 2 19:41:10 EDT 2008
Gert Doering wrote:
> OK, I've done quite some testing, tuning "to the extreme"...
> Queueset: 1
> Queue : 1 2 3 4
> ----------------------------------------------
> buffers : 1 5 93 1
> threshold1: 100 200 1600 100
> threshold2: 100 200 2400 100
> reserved : 50 50 90 50
> maximum : 400 400 3200 400
>
> (and all traffic is mapped to queue 3).
>From the output you provided earlier, most of the traffic as short in
the 'sh plat port-asic' output was on queue 3, which corresponds to
queue 4 in the above queueset. I assume you changed the mapping? (just
asking to be certain)
> ...I can change the drop rate between "too high" and "catastrophic".
> Without mls qos, it seems to just give the port *all* the buffers...
Bugger. I don't know whether setting up srr-queue limiting or shaping
might impact the behaviour here, but I'm really clutching at straws.
Have you logged a case with the TAC for this one?
Regards,
Brad
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