08-31-2017 05:08 AM - edited 03-05-2019 09:04 AM
Hello,
Please help me to understand why "lsmpi_io Pool" free memory is too low. Attached log for your reference.
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08-31-2017 05:30 AM
Hi,
I believe this is normal and you should be more concerned if it was a high value - it seems to be part of the IOS XE architecture. I have the same on my 4000 series -
UK-ABZ-RTR-01#show processes memory
Processor Pool Total: 1695303312 Used: 312811680 Free: 1382491632
lsmpi_io Pool Total: 6295128 Used: 6294296 Free: 832
See below - which may be applicable to IOS XE in genereal.
The Linux Shared Memory Punt Interface (LSMPI) memory pool is used in order to transfer packets from the forwarding processor to the route processor. This memory pool is carved at router initialization into preallocated buffers, as opposed to the processor pool, where IOS-XE allocates memory blocks dynamically. On the ASR1K platform, the lsmpi_io pool has little free memory – generally less than 1000 bytes – which is normal. Cisco recommends that you disable monitoring of the LSMPI pool by the network management applications in order to avoid false alarms"
08-31-2017 05:30 AM
Hi,
I believe this is normal and you should be more concerned if it was a high value - it seems to be part of the IOS XE architecture. I have the same on my 4000 series -
UK-ABZ-RTR-01#show processes memory
Processor Pool Total: 1695303312 Used: 312811680 Free: 1382491632
lsmpi_io Pool Total: 6295128 Used: 6294296 Free: 832
See below - which may be applicable to IOS XE in genereal.
The Linux Shared Memory Punt Interface (LSMPI) memory pool is used in order to transfer packets from the forwarding processor to the route processor. This memory pool is carved at router initialization into preallocated buffers, as opposed to the processor pool, where IOS-XE allocates memory blocks dynamically. On the ASR1K platform, the lsmpi_io pool has little free memory – generally less than 1000 bytes – which is normal. Cisco recommends that you disable monitoring of the LSMPI pool by the network management applications in order to avoid false alarms"
08-31-2017 06:19 AM
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