11-01-2001 06:24 PM
Hi,
What formula/calculation does Cisco use on the content switches for CPU Utilization? Our switches show 100% utilization, but the switches seem to be functioning normally.
Thanks in advance
11-02-2001 01:30 AM
Funny you should mention that. I'm checking in here to see if anyone's mentioned seeing CSS 11154's go to 100% CPU after being accessed with a browser to manage them rather than telnet. Ours are running v5.005 & we just discovered this to be the case. The switch doesn't "act" like it's at 100% - not sluggish to type on or sisplay commands via console or telnet, not enough connection activity to warrant it, etc. I'm about to search the buglist then open a TAC case. Maybe this is your issue, too.
Good Luck,
Dennis
11-02-2001 09:48 AM
Dennis,
These are 11050 switches running V.501, and we new the http sessions would increase CPU, but we see it at 100% even with Telnet, and they usually show 100% all the time.
Performance seems fine though.
Bob
11-05-2001 06:34 AM
Hmmm, must be some other combination of events that's triggered the CPU display bug.
We actually tried v5.02 awhile ago but it also had a CPU display bug, something to do with the way VRRP was being handled. Maybe the bug also exists in 5.01... are these redundant boxes?
11-05-2001 07:15 AM
Dennis,
The boxes are not in redundant mode right now. Both display the 100% Utilization issue, even when telneted in.
I'm sure it's a bug, but a Cisco SE will be coming in this week and he will have a look at it.
I will let you know the results.
Bob
12-04-2001 04:29 AM
It is a known bug. It is fixed in
WebNS 5.02Build 3: ap0502003 (on CCO) - I tried it
on a CSS11800 and it worked.
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