[j-nsp] M20 loses TTL=0 packets
Armin Arh
armin at schlund.de
Thu May 11 05:07:46 EDT 2006
Hi,
Regarding the following mtr output, we can see huge loss at router "lon", and a little
at router "bad". Both are m20 with junos-7.2R2.4.
Hostname %Loss Rcv Snt Last Best Avg Worst
1. gw-ma-a.net.ma.bs.ka.schlund.net 0% 288 288 0 0 1 143
2. gw-nat-a.bs.ka.schlund.net 0% 288 288 0 0 0 5
3. v999.gw-dista.bs.ka.schlund.net 0% 288 288 0 0 4 202
4. a0c1.gw-backbone-a.bad.schlund.net 6% 272 288 0 0 1 45
5. so-2000.gw-backbone-a.lon.schlund.n 49% 147 288 13 13 15 97
6. gig-gw2-UK.cableinet.net 0% 288 288 14 13 19 193
7. 194.117.136.173 0% 288 288 22 21 29 220
8. 194.117.136.157 0% 288 288 22 21 32 217
9. 194.117.136.177 0% 288 288 22 21 30 231
10. 194.117.136.237 0% 288 288 26 26 33 226
11. 195.188.230.13 0% 288 288 21 21 26 213
12. 195.188.230.50 0% 288 288 26 26 29 212
13. 195.188.230.50 100% 0 288 0 0 0 0
According to firewall counters, there is only 100kBit/s traffic to the
loopback (Mainly SNMP and BGP), thus there is enough capacity on the internal
100MBit/s LAN.
Does someone have an idea, what may cause this behaviour?
thx.
Armin
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Armin Arh
Schlund + Partner AG
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