[c-nsp] Extremely slow performing show running-config
Eric Pedersen
eric.pedersen at sait.ca
Tue Sep 30 11:42:21 EDT 2008
We had a problem with really slow config access with modular IOS on
sup720s. It took several minutes to do show running-config or write
mem. I don't remember the version, but switching back to non-modular
IOS fixed it.
Hi there
I have a strange problem with a pair of cat6509s. Both are connected to
each other via OSPF and IBGP, with EBGP with my upstream providers.
Whenever I use show running-config, it will pause for an extremely long
time after the line "Building Configuration". It happens from either
console or telnet sessions. At first I thought it was a CPU or memory
problem, but "show proc cpu" and "show proc mem" shows nothing out of
the ordinary (cpu less than 20% and memory with more than 256M free).
Rebooting both machines doesn't solve the problem either.
After further investigations, I found out that the same problem occurs
when I do the following as well.
1) copy running-config startup-config
2) write memory
Show startup-config does not have this problem.
>From what I see, it looks like a problem with NVRAM. Also predictably,
>the
session doing any of the 3 commands will lock the NVRAM preventing other
sessions from doing a show startup-config as well. Killing the session
(clear line vty or clear line console) that are doing any of the 3
command doesn't seem to kill the session at all.
It doesn't seem to be a hardware issue as both cat6509s display the same
problem since early this month at the same time.
Any insights on this will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
/Jason
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