04-16-2003 11:50 AM - edited 03-02-2019 06:43 AM
I have a serial interface that goes up and then back down about every 30 seconds. Does anyone know of any debug commands that I can put on this sub interface to determine what could be causing this. I have 14 other remote locations workling fine. I am positive all of the cabling is good. Just kind of at a loss. I looked at the interface and there are packets barely going in and out and they all have errors. thanks in advance for any help!!!!
By the way, it is a 1751
04-16-2003 12:25 PM
The high error rate is not letting keepalives through so the circuit is probably never really coming up. It tries to periodically and those attempts are logged as up / down cycles. Look in the sh int for a high and incrementing interface reset count. That means the router is reseting the circuit because of the keep alive failures. In my experience its usually a carrier problem.
01-04-2025 12:11 PM
This solved my flapping serial interface issue.
04-16-2003 02:24 PM
HI
you can write this command on your serial interface .and solve your problem.
NO KEEPALIVE
but you should check other side router , if in the other side is non-cisco router set your encapsulation on the both serial interface to PPP and if your interface is a transmit only , you should set IGNORE-DCD on the interface that only received .
Hope to do help.
NIX TECH.
Mohsen.
04-17-2003 05:32 AM
I would not recommend doing the ignore dcd or tunring off keep alives , you will neverf know if you have a problem with these commands , it is putting a band aid on the problem instead of correcting the root cause that is most likely a problem with your carrier .
Can you paste in a sh interface for this interface
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