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Every "once in a while" (about a week with my network load), the SG300 crawls to an almost standstill of all IPv4 activity (haven't got IPv6 enabled here yet, so I can't comment wether this applies to IPv6 as well). It seems pure L2 transmissions is ...
No congestion, and no mac-adress trouble. No overloads of any kind, that's what's worrying me so much. Just a steady increase in latency as time passes. I had to hard-boot it less than 5 minutes ago because things were getting intolerable again.//Sve...
No bundling of any kind involved. Running two separate IPs (on different subnets) per iSCSI target unit (connected to separate vlans), each of the vmware esxi-connected NICs go to a separate vSwitch, with two VMK interfaces for each vswitch (one for ...
1 No rate limits are set. QoS set to DSCP. Switch is not saturated with traffic.2 Latency is seemingly in layer2 forwarding (which of course also affects layer3 traffic). Basically the delay between ethernet frames starts increasing after a while (kn...
Nothing to find there (actually I did that the second time I experienced it). The _ONLY_ thing I have found through normal debugging, is that the l2 latency of the unit gradually increases (which of course affects L3 as well). It's almost as if the u...
Been there, done that. Nothing of interest found, only an increasing latency.As for the firmware ... There is more than one available? (Running 1.0.0.27)//Svein
