[j-nsp] High FPC CPU usage on M7i

[Erdem Sener]

You're right,

 In order to log in to a FPC, just follow these steps:

start shell
su -

after you enter the root password, for a M7i just type:

vty fpc

That'll get you to FPC's console. From here, you can issue several
diagnostics commands like 'show nvram' or 'show syslog messages'.
(just play with '?' sign to get more info)

One must be very careful for especially anything besides show
commands. (and should not use as long as is very sure what he's doing)

HTH
Erdem

On 10/22/05, Michael Loftis <mloftis at wgops.com> wrote:
>
>
> --On October 22, 2005 12:33:50 AM +0300 Erdem Sener <erdems at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> >  do a 'show system processes extensive' and you should see what'a
> > "eating" your CPU.
> >
> > Erdem
>
> That only shows the host RE, not the FPC...theres a command to get to the
> FPC/FEB 'consoles' but...my retarded brain can't remember what it is right
> now.  Not sure if there was/is a command on there or not.  I remember they
> communicate via TNP...but...nothing else is coming to me at the moment.
> It's Friday.
>
> In any event the system/RE CPU usages *might* give you a hint.
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