[rbak-nsp] What does "Xmit Q Deleted" mean?

[Yuri Shefer]

Hi Thomas,

Are you saying that your "Xmit Q Deleted" counter is continuously
incrementing (every minute?)? Have you changed anything related to QoS for
this specific circuit?



On Tue, Nov 5, 2013 at 2:32 AM, Voigt, Thomas <Thomas.Voigt at netkom.de>wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> on a 10ge-1-port card within our SE1200 we are seeing that nearly every
> packet that is transmitted through a circuit is increasing the "Xmit Q
> Deleted" counter there:
>
> [local]se1200#show circuit counters 13/1 vlan-id 200 det
> Circuit: 13/1 vlan-id 200, Internal id: 1/2/701, Encap: ether-dot1q
>  Packets                                 Bytes
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  Receive         :         178994029094  Receive         :
>  112318210214790
>  Receive/Second  :             78044.36  Receive/Second  :
>  46022734.22
>  Transmit        :        3984582761313  Transmit        :
> 4537596408375554
>  Xmits/Queue                             Xmits/Queue
>    0             :             44323850    0             :
> 4485333720
>    1             :           1542252313    1             :
> 451542660516
>    2             :          39073488514    2             :
> 53861362493349
>    3             :         139892779363    3             :
>  162913452472181
>    4             :                    0    4             :
>    0
>    5             :                    0    5             :
>    0
>    6             :                    0    6             :
>    0
>    7             :                    0    7             :
>    0
>  Xmit Q Deleted  :        3804029917273  Xmit Q Deleted  :
> 4320365565415788
>
> As you can see the "Transmit" counter is nearly the same as the "Xmit Q
> Deleted" counter.
>
> Does anyone know, what this "Xmit Q Deleted" counter means?
> Haven't found any explanation in the documentation .
>
> --
> Regards
>
> Thomas
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Best regards,
Yuri
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