[c-nsp] Throuput Issues with Trunk Between Switches
Andrew Miehs
andrew at 2sheds.de
Tue Feb 8 09:38:07 EST 2011
On 08/02/2011, at 3:13 PM, Erik Fritzler wrote:
> Smart Bits----->Access port--->Cisco Switch-->Trunk-->Cisco Switch-->Access Port--->Smart Bits
> If we leave the connection between the 2 switches as an access port link then we can test across at full 1.0Gbps.
> However, it the link between the switches is configured as a trunk we experience packet loss.
> The smaller the packets, the higher the throughput, the higher the errors.
> We have tried both ISL and dot1q trunks, as well as setting the nonegotiate setting on all the ports.
> Has anyone else seen anything like this?
I haven't seen this - but I haven't tested for this sort of stress either. Which switches are you running?
Where are you dropping the packets? you may want to check show controllers/ show interface controllers.
You have changed the buffer allocation by changing between access and trunk ports.
Cheers
Andrew
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