01-18-2009 10:43 PM - edited 03-04-2019 12:53 AM
We had an issue with one of our core 7606 routers. Bug ID: CSCsl50569
To prevent issue from occuring in 12.2(33)SRB2, diagnostics can be disabled on the SIP-400 with the following command:
Router(config)#no diagnostic monitor module
I would like to know the impact of this command. Since this is a pretty important router, we would refrain from executing this command unless and until the after effects is totally known. Thanks in advance.
01-19-2009 06:39 PM
Hi,
Health-monitoring performs non-disruptive tests as a background process so you should be fine.
More info:
01-20-2009 09:20 AM
Do you have TAC access? They should be able to help you with any information available about the bug.
01-21-2009 07:25 PM
Router(config)#no diagnostic monitor module
I want to know the aftereffects of the above mentioned command. I know it would disable Health-monitoring diagnostics tests for that particular module. But I want to know what kind of health monitoring diagnostic(test 1) is enabled now. Is it just bootup diagnostic or periodic diagnostic where it checks the health every often. if its bootup we can disable it. Find attached the diagnostics commands output captured.
Can someone go through this and lemme know the details required.
01-22-2009 12:21 AM
Hello Aneesh,
there is another thread about this opened in service providers /mpls
Because you face packets destined for another linecard dropped you can:
or perform an IOS upgrade
or use the suggested workaround that disables a test on the SIP linecard.
By disabling the test you miss the capability to detect a real bus connectivity problem.
You can implement the workaorund now and then later you can upgrade the IOS.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
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