06-28-2004 02:17 AM - edited 02-20-2020 11:29 PM
In normal cases; The PIX ( 515 ) CPU usage is about 10%, but temporary it jumps to 99% with less than one minute and get inaccessible; where the failover PIX get active until its CPU also get saturated and come back inactive.
I separated all the interfaces except the inside one; but the problem still. When I monitored the traffic that go to inside interface; its clean of worms.
Any one can help?
06-28-2004 10:38 AM
have you considered a faulty timing circuit , that might cause the timing and responses to become altered
This definatly sounds like a hardware issue
06-28-2004 09:08 PM
Dear ciannaco;
May you eplain this more; and how I can check if there is a faulty timing circuit?
Thanks in advance.
06-28-2004 11:49 PM
It would be my pleasure , the Timing circuit is used to keep bit timings straight within the equipment , if this circuit is faulty information would be transmitted and/or out of sync. This can cause excessive retransmits due to timeout values and traffic on the link , what you are describing is an extreme form of this problem. You normally see this on routers as opposed to firewalls. heres the listing of command refrences
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/110/pix_command_ref.shtml
show-tech support is the easiest way , look for a high number of interface resets , well into the hundreds or higher on two or more interfaces
a show cpu usage and a show processes would assist me greatly in further diagnostig troubleshooting efforts
06-29-2004 09:17 PM
Thank you very much for your valuable information
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