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Traffic gap between LAN and WAN

Ruben Leal
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Level 1

‎01-23-2013 02:12 AM - edited ‎03-04-2019 06:48 PM

Hello,

Can anyone point me in the right direction about the following situation?

We have a router that is receiving about 400-430Mbps of traffic in its LAN interface, but is only transmiting around 320-350Mbps over the WAN link. There are no drops in the WAN interface, I can no see any drop using the #sh policy-map int Gi0/0/0 out. Our first approach is that the gap is due to inter VRF routing but the client is not accepting that answer. I'm far of being an expert in QoS so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards

Ruben.

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milan.kulik
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Level 10

‎01-23-2013 02:26 AM

Hi,

could aslo be some LAN issue: broadcast, multicast or unknown unicats floods?

BR,

Milan

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Ruben Leal
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In response to milan.kulik

‎01-23-2013 02:29 AM

Thanks for the prompt response

How can I corroborate that?

Regards,

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