Hi there,
Does anyone know what causes overflow cell discards on a con in a BPX? No random guess replies, please.
When I display on a BPX a connection's statistics, using dspchstats <con>, I am seeing on occasion a non-zero (and incrementing) count for:
Oflw CLP0 Dscd, and Oflw CLP1 Dscd
Now, if the customer was exceeding the allowed policing parameters their cells would be discarded as:
NonCmplnt Dscd, NCmp CLP0 Dscd, or NCmp CLP1 Dscd
The only documentation I can find on Cisco's website on overflow cell discards can be found at:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/customer/74/atm_connection_intro.shtml
which described Oflw CLP0 Dscd as:
Receive CLP 0 user cells discarded due to a VC_Q overflow (Ingress)
I've observed these Oflw CLP0 Dscds on vbr and abr circuits and even on circuits that I've sized the VC_Q appropriately (and what can you do when the circuit is VBR and doesn't have a VC_Q setting?).