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Cisco ASR1006-X (RP3) 16.06.07 %PUNT_INJECT-5-DROP_PUNT_CAUSE logs

milos_p
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Hi guys,

I noticed that from last week, I am getting practically every minute or less, a log message like this in ASR log:

Jul 26 2023 14:26:46.158: %IOSXE-5-PLATFORM: F0: cpp_cp: QFP:0.1 Thread:199 TS:00084795299536916500 %PUNT_INJECT-5-DROP_PUNT_CAUSE: punt cause policer drop packet casue 7

 

show platform hardware qfp active infrastructure punt config cause 7:

QFP Punt Table Configuration

Punt table base addr : 0x48846010
punt cause index 7
punt cause name ARP request or response
maximum instances 1
punt table address : 0x4884602C
instance[0] ptr : 0x4884683C
QFP interface handle : 2
Interface name : internal0/0/rp:0
instance address : 0x4884683C
fast failover address : 0x4882B864
Low priority policer : 12
High priority policer : 13

 

show platform hardware qfp active infrastructure punt statistics type per-cause
Global Per Cause Statistics

Number of punt causes = 127

Per Punt Cause Statistics
Packets Packets
Counter ID Punt Cause Name Received Transmitted
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000 Reserved 0 0
001 MPLS ICMP Can't Fragment 0 0
002 IPv4 Options 113565441 79835255
003 Layer2 control and legacy 88146354 88146350
004 PPP Control 0 0
005 CLNS IS-IS Control 0 0
006 HDLC keepalives 0 0
007 ARP request or response 611501834 556717600
008 Reverse ARP request or repsonse 31869 31869
009 Frame-relay LMI Control 0 0
010 Incomplete adjacency 15558 15558

 

And this one being empty:

show platform hardware qfp active infrastructure punt statistics type punt-intf-drop latest
Punt Intf Drop Statistics (lastest 1000 dropped packets):

Interface Packets
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Is there a chance I can somehow pinpoint the interface/source of ARPs, so I can see what to do about it?

I have plenty of interfaces (physical and BDIs) so trying to find some "easy" way to find the guilty one!

 

Any other kind of help/suggestion/proposal is more than welcome!

 

Thank you all in advance!

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