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RIP might cause a "SYS-3-CPUHOG" message

andy_goes
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I need the information about the bug: CSCdj51693. Why is it no long available? Please send me the entire content of it.

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Giuseppe Larosa
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Hello Andy,

the info is no longer available but the list of known affected versions it is:

they all are 11.1.x versions that are very old now.

a CPUHOG is when a process uses the CPU for more then a threshold time (in modern routers it is 2000 msecs)

I guess the problem for RIP can happen when the number of routes is high (they are sent out on every update).

If the time is just a little more then 2000 msecs the problem is not really serious but when a process holds the cpu for very long time the watchdog process can trigger a router reload

Hope to help

Giuseppe

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