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When I run the command 'sh controllers fabric fia q-depth location 0/0/CPU0' or any 0/X/CPU0 and see the following, what exactly does it mean? RP/0/RSP0/CPU0:Router#sh controllers fabric fia q-depth location 0/0/CPU0********** FIA-0 **********Categor...
So, I know in the later released of IOS XE 16.8.x the default has been raised for IPSec throughput. But for people running IOS XE code before that, I would like some help in verifying IPSec Aggragate Throughput. From my understand, If I have a ISR 4k...
If I have IOS XR Code 6.1.4, can I run the 'monitor np interface' command and not cause any NP blips? For example, if I want to run it on a sub-interface going towards a customer? I know if you do 'monitor np capture' that will cause a 50ms blip, but...
How do you properly size Performance License and or not one with the Cisco ISR 4000 Series routers? For example, say I have an ISR 4221, which can do 35Mbps to 75 Mbps. Now with the default License, you can only do 35Mbps. So, does that mean if I hav...
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Let's say you have specific DSCP AF values that are set for QoS classes. So, if voice if marked at DSCP EF within the ToS byte in the IPv4 Header, makes it way to the PE (within a L3 MPLS VPN environment) PE-CE Link. So, it hits the PE as an...
Thank you for the information, I really appreciate it. So if I were to do a 'monitor np interface x/x/x/x etc' it would not cause any hits to the NP, and or wouldn't cause any traffic drops for the customer? Granted I want to do this on a sub-interfa...
Joseph, Thanks for the information, I really appreciate it. So if for example, I had a 35Mbps Internet Connection and used the 1Gbps physical interface at auto/auto, and let's say I had a rate-limiter setup to only allow 35Mbps in/out that LAN interf...
Plinio, I agree 100% with Jon Marshall on this one. I know what you're thinking, but in this instance, you do not need to do that. For instance, If my 2 routers have a LAN segment on /23:r1: g0/0 - 190.25.3.252/23r2: g0/0 - 190.25.3.253/23fw: e0/0 - ...