12-04-2012 02:39 AM - edited 07-03-2021 11:09 PM
Hi Guys,
I need some help with the following problem involving our Cisco 7925g VOIP Phones.
The symptoms of our problem
We presume from the symptoms and the diagstonics log obtained from one of the phones, that the problems seems to caused by the memory being full. Any ideas if we are on the right track?
Log
Dec 3 17:33:49 ksabphone189 SEP-kernel: MEM_WARNING.slab: skbuff_head_cache: ref 141, steady 9, ulim 1, llim 0
Dec 3 17:37:50 ksabphone189 SEP-kernel: MEM_WARNING.slab: size-256: ref 295, steady 17, ulim 2, llim 0
Dec 3 17:45:52 ksabphone189 SEP-kernel: MEM_WARNING.slab: skbuff_head_cache: ref 275, steady 9, ulim 2, llim 0
Dec 3 17:45:52 ksabphone189 SEP-kernel: MEM_WARNING.slab: size-256: ref 437, steady 17, ulim 3, llim 0
Dec 3 17:53:58 ksabphone189 SEP-kernel: MEM_WARNING.slab: size-256: ref 585, steady 17, ulim 4, llim 0
Dec 3 17:58:02 ksabphone189 SEP-kernel: MEM_WARNING.slab: skbuff_head_cache: ref 410, steady 9, ulim 3, llim 0
Dec 3 18:02:32 ksabphone189 SEP-GUI: #Reset from watchdog
We also use the Cisco 7921g on this wireless infrastruture and this model seems to be working perfectly.
We have also updated the firmware of the 7925g to the latest version 1.4.3
Access Controller:
Model: H3C WX5002
Software Version: 2308P11 (Latest Release)
Access Points: WA2612-AGN and WA2220-AG
We have logged a support case with the H3C Support Technicians as well, but since all other devices include the Cisco 7921g phone work perfectly, they are battling to find a solution for us.
Any help in this regard will be greatly appreciated, as currently I have run out of ideas.
Many Thanks,
Brett
12-04-2012 11:35 AM
I have thousands of 7925g on that code and we aren't having any issues.
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