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Hi there, We have recently upgraded our connection from 100Mbps to 1Gbps.We're currently running a 2901 with a very basic config (simple routing no NAT).We find that the most we can push through the 2901 is ~400Mbps.We, of course, need to upgrade the...
We are noticing that we max our WAN port out at 400 Mbps. We have a 1Gbps connection with our provider delivered over pure Ethernet (in a datacenter). Here is an example of the max-out using crude MRTG: We are directly connecting to our provider via ...
We are noticing some strange DHCP leases on our Cisco router.
We noticed this issue as the pool was moving up faster than we knew clients were requesting new addresses.
We noticed strange bindings like below:
IP address Client-ID/ ...
Hi there,
We have recently had a new leased line installed. It comes in over fiber with an NTE which converts to a 100Mb Ethernet connection (straight into the router).
We are guaranteed 100Mb up and 100Mb down from our provider.
We are running NAT...
We are trying to apply QoS on a Dialer interface. Every time we issue the command service-policy output upstream-policy - nothing happens and the config does not get applied. No error messages appear.QoS config:class-map match-any web-class match p...
Thanks Joseph.We went for the ASR1001 in the end and placed an order for it this morning.There are a few questions we have re. it which you can find in the reply to Giuseppe below. If you have anything to share re. those questions it's greatly appre...
Thank you for your reply.We have gone ahead and placed our order for the ASR1001.I noticed that from the product images it has four GBIC ports at the front. I think we will have to purchase RJ45 modules for them?Finally, do you know if it runs the f...
We have modified the window sizing settings on the servers to the following: net.core.rmem_max = 67108864 net.core.wmem_max = 67108864 net.ipv4.tcp_rmem = 4096 87380 33554432net.ipv4.tcp_wmem = 4096 65536 33554432However, the ~400Mbps limit persists....
Hi Paul, I know our servers are auto-scaling:admin@rackarray1:/$ sysctl net.ipv4.tcp_window_scalingnet.ipv4.tcp_window_scaling = 1What else should I be looking at?Thank you for your help.