HELP!!!! Interface errors troubleshooting

[Marc_AMI1]

Hello all,

Can any one please help with interface errors troubleshooting ?

when a show interface is perfomed on a switch, it shows a lot of error kinds (CRC,frame, overrun,.........).

I was wondering wich ones are really blocking (once it's seen, actions have to be done), and wich ones are not blocking.

If someone can help please :

Runts :  blocking / not blocking

Giants : blocking / not blocking

CRC: blocking / not blocking

Frame: blocking / not blocking

Overrun: blocking / not blocking

Ignored: blocking / not blocking

collision: blocking / not blocking

interface resets: blocking / not blocking

babbles: blocking / not blocking

late collisions: blocking / not blocking

deffered: blocking / not blocking

lost carrier: blocking / not blocking

no carriers: blocking / not blocking

pause output: blocking / not blocking

[Leo Laohoo · Accepted solution]

Read this: Troubleshooting Switch Port and Interface Problems

[Marc_AMI1]

thanks leo,

i already red that before, but didn't find answers to my question : blocking or not blocking ?

any help with that will be appreciated.

[Leo Laohoo]

I don't understand the question of "blocking or not blocking".  Please elaborate.

[Marc_AMI1]

Hi Leo,

I meant by blocking errors : errors that need to be taken seriously, and need immediate actions to be done to solve it.

Not blocking : non-important error, that we  not care about,

[Leo Laohoo]

... and the objective of creating multiple threads of the same topic is ...?

[Marc_AMI1]

Hi leo,

The objective is to have advice from several person so i can have a real exchange about the topic.

I still have no answer for my questions :/ maybe some others had lived the same situation and bring specific answer.

Thanks a lot for your help leo

[Leo Laohoo]

See example below:

The objective is to have advice from several person so i can have a real exchange about the topic.

It only confuse people who are trying to help because we/they will not know which thread to go to.  Keep it simple.  Use one thread only.