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High CPU utilization due to IP Input

oscar.garcia88
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Hi!

I have a Cisco 7600 and recently experimented high CPU utilization.

Thanks in advance.

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but friend there are many interface with Jumbo MTU frame size forward to SP via MTU 1500?

So for example in this interface  GigabitEthernet1/26 we must decrease MTU value from 9000 to 1500?

I can not recommend that, 
there is absolutely reason the MTU is config with this value,
you must discus this setting with your team. 

So, what is your recommendation then?

I do not understand.

first confirm that you use interface with MTU 1500 as tunnel source of GRE tunnel 
let explain 
you have two server farm in two VLAN and inter-VLAN done in router, both interface for VLAN is support Jumbo 9000 mtu size
so change this MTU size to make router not fragment packet when forward traffic via tunnel is OK BUT it reduce the speed inside you network, 

what I meaning
traffic VLAN->VLAN since both interface support 9000 size then keep it and get high speed INSIDE your network 
traffic VLAN->GRE tunnel this traffic since the GRE tunnel is 1500 then MTU mismatch force router to fragment the packet. 

so how we save Speed and in same time keep high Speed inside our network, I think a lot, 
then come idea 
9000 size frame come from which protocol 
70-80% come from TCP 
so instead change the MTU of VLAN we only force Router to adjust TCP in GRE interface (tunnel)
this make router receive max 1500 (send from Server) and no need anymore to fragment. 
I do lab and test adjust of tcp mss 
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Hope you read my Post carefully and read it again and if you see that is right to apply to your case try it. 

Thanks for your comments. And hoy do I force router to adjunto TCP in GRE tunnel?

Thanks in advance.

before apply the command make sure the MTU is 1500 for tunnel and tunnel source 
ip tcp adjust-mss 1400 

OK, it config apply in all the interfaces GRE tunnel?

I must write the config after do that ? Or do I need to do something else?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

NO, need to write, 
it must take effect immediately.
do you check CPU ?

Ok, so just to confirm, it config must be set on the interfaces that have Jumbo 9000 MTU size?

Also, the value of 1400 must be set the same on all the GRE interfaces ?

Do you think we'll present some affectation on the service affter or during applying the configuration?

I must be crear all my doubts before we proceed to set this configuration.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks in advance.

I will send you photo with detail. 
Yes check and check and check before apply any command. 
You are totally right. 

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Two case the light blue line show your traffic, 
Case1
if the traffic between your Core/Dis SW and Router and then from router to SP (via GRE tunnel ) to other side, and your SP support only 1500, the Edge router will fragment the traffic and High CPU utilize, so we need to make Edge Router adjust the TCP MSS to inform both client and Server of TCP session that the max MTU I can handle is 1400. 

Case2 
the traffic never out Your Edge router, i.e. not pass to SP, so you can free config the MTU to be 9000 if the Core/Dis SW and your Edge router is support jumbo (and Here I ask you to discus with your team why jumbo frame inside your network)
here we dont need to adjust the MSS. 

By the way why jumbo frame all 9216 except two interface 9000 ?

I'm going to discuss this with my team and let you know if the configuration was set. In case we decide to not apply this config, you think is a good idea to reload the router?

Thanks in advance.

Hi

Thanks for your comments. What would be the risk or cons to set this configuration on the interfaces?

Shall I apply this in a maintenance window?

 

Thanks in advance.

brilliant @MHM Cisco World 

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