Re: Queue Drops
- From: Anthrax <Anthrax>
- Date: Thu, 08 Dec 2005 17:26:28 -0800
On 12/8/2005 1:34 PM, Vincent Aniello wrote:
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I have Internet connections in two different sites from the same ISP. This ISP uses Frame Relay for their Internet connections. I have two T1s in one site and three T1s in another connected to the ISP. The three T1s are bundled in a Multilink Frame Relay connection. The two T1s are load balanced via BGP.
In both sites I am seeing a lot of input and output queue drops on the router interfaces connected to the ISP. In the site with the two T1s I see the drops on each of the serial interfaces and in the site with the three Internet T1s I see drops on the Multilink Frame Relay bundled interface and not on the serial interfaces.
I am running a Cisco 2811 in the site with the three Internet T1 and a Cisco 3825 in the site with the two Internet T1s. These routers are running the 12.3T IOS train (required for hardware support).
In one of the sites I have Internet T1s to a different ISP that uses PPP encapsulation on the links and I do not have any problems with queue drops.
Any help on this would be appreciated.
Thanks.
V/
If you are using WFQ do fair-queue 256 256 256 if that doesn't help you might want to switch to FIFO and do: hold-queue 375 in, hold-queue 375 out. Let me know if that does not help.
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