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increase in ip input

shivlu jain
Level 5
Level 5

‎11-25-2008 12:02 AM

i am getting drops in my core router and finding a reason for this is ip input. Even the nat is not performing on the router. Then i checked the one thing i.e. sub interface which is making cause for the high input.

My question is now can some one guide me how I can analyse the traffic coming from one sub interface to another sub interface .

regards

shivlu jain

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csco10716389
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Level 1

‎11-25-2008 05:16 AM

Please check the Forwarding table. Sh ip cef subnet

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shivlu jain
Level 5
Level 5
In response to csco10716389

‎11-25-2008 06:33 AM

it is only showing my ospf interfaces

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harish.ab
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Level 1
In response to shivlu jain

‎12-03-2008 01:10 AM

I think we can enable netflow and see the traffic..

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shivlu jain
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Level 5
In response to harish.ab

‎12-03-2008 10:06 PM

i have seen the traffic it is normal traffic. But the one thing which is weird I have seen i.e. fragmentation. Can it be the root casue for this?

regards

shivlu jain

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