We get some HighQueueDropRate Alerts from Cisco works on our 2600 Routers with T1 links.
These look to come from both Fa and Se ports of the routers.
What could be causing these alerts? Or are the thresholds set to low?
Here is an example of the alert.
EVENT ID = 0006R2W
ALERT ID = 0000P95
TIME = Wed 16-Jun-2010 19:43:39 EDT
STATUS = Active
SEVERITY = Critical
MANAGED OBJECT = xx.xx.xx.xx
MANAGED OBJECT TYPE = Routers
EVENT DESCRIPTION = HighQueueDropRate::Component=IF-xx.xx.xx.xx/2 [Se0/1] [xx.xx.xx.xx] [Link to Router 2];Type=PROPPOINTTOPOINTSERIAL;OutputPacketNoErrorRate=74.97083 PPS;DuplexMode=FULLDUPLEX;InputPacketQueueDropRate=0.0 PPS;InputPacketQueueDropPct=0.0 %;MaxSpeed=1536000;OutputPacketQueueDropPct=2.766784 %;OutputPacketQueueDropRate=2.1333334 PPS;QueueDropThreshold=1;InputPacketNoErrorRate=57.837498 PPS;
CUSTOMER IDENTIFICATION = xxx
