According to Cisco doc., below is the info. :
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Input Errors
Input errors provide a count of any errors that occurred during an attempt to receive packets from this port. The counter includes both CRC and frame errors. However, this counter does not include ignored packets. This is a list of input errors:
CRC Errors?These errors occur when the received packets fail the CRC check.
Frame Errors?Frame errors occur when the receiving frame is not complete.
Ignored Counter?This counter counts the number of frames dropped on input due to resource exhaustion in the switch fabric.
Overruns Counter?Overruns occur when Inter-Frame Gaps (IFG) are too short. In this case, a new Ethernet frame arrives before the previous one is completely stored in shared memory
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The runts is the packet which shorter than 64 byte.
In this case, what I think it is at the input side, so it normally casused by the remote end(i.e. the Wireless). Is it possible to ask the provider to ensure the performance and fix it at their side ?
And, during the counter increaing, is there any performance impact or degradion ? If not, just let it be.
Hope this helps.
