Hi, On Wed, Oct 01, 2008 at 07:08:57AM -0400, McEvilly, Patrick wrote: > We are having an almost identical problem using a 3750E. We are > streaming udp video with an average of about 80Mb/s and the uplink port > (in our case one gig) is clocking up output drops and causing video > breakup. We too upgraded code but did not resolve the issue. We do > have a TAC case opened but thats not going anywhere. I'll let you know > if we get any further information that might help. I fear that this is > a hardware limitation and the party line from Cisco will be "this is a > desktop switch, what do you expect?"
Thanks for your feedback. I'm a bit unhappy to see that this is happening
with the 3750E as well - because that would have been my backup plan, try
one of the "more powerful" switches, assuming bigger buffers etc. there.
gert
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