07-28-2008 07:52 AM - edited 03-06-2019 12:29 AM
I'm seeing input drops/flushes on a group of 10GB interfaces.
Utilization is around 1%, so utilization is not an issue.
What else should I be looking at to determine the root cause?
Thanks-
07-28-2008 08:17 AM
Hi:
Just do the obvious first...
Check the fiber cables -- swap them out if you have to
Swap out the GBICs too
Make sure your speed and duplex settings are correct.
You know...basic layer 1 stuff.
HTH
VL
07-28-2008 09:07 AM
Hello Joseph,
have a look at the following it describes some bugs that might apply to your case
meaning of input drops:
Input queue - The number of packets in the input queue. Size/max/drops means the current number of frames in the queue/the max number of frames the queue can hold before it must start dropping frames/the actual number of frames dropped because the max queue size was exceeded. The input queue size can be modified by issuing the hold-queue
from
Hope to help
Giuseppe
07-28-2008 09:12 AM
Also, make sure you are using 10Gig certified cabling. It should be aqua in color. If you are using standard 1 gig cable (yellow or orange in color) they may not be up to the task.
07-28-2008 10:30 AM
Thanks to all for your observations and suggestions. They will help me formulate a strategy to address this issue.
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