Troubleshooting Overruns on a Gigabit interface

Mar 12, 2006 5 Replies

I've got a port on one of my 6509's that seems to incrimenting input overruns at a rate of about two per second.



The interface is a 1gig interface and its going input rate is less than



3000 packets per second, about 32mbps. rxload is 8/255.

Input queue: 0/2000/8014/0 (size/max/drops/flushes); Total output drops: 0



None of the interfaces are doing this and many are traveling much faster, thinking it may be a faulty port but could use some confermation.



Thanks,


-Wil


It could be cable or bad nic or bad network drivers.

If you have quite new IOS (there will be about 20 sek time out for that interface) test cable- tdr int gi3/1 sh cable- tdr int gi3/1

Hi,

what about the processor ? Input drops can occur due to hich processor utilisation. Take a look on it with 'show process cpu' and 'show process cpu history'.

Greetings, Gerald

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Move to another port to see if problem follows and post results

Thanks , pretty sure its a driver issue on the host.

-Wil

Make wrote:

Can't move it at this point, gotta wait until the weekend :)

-Wil

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