On 01/10/10 10:34, Rin wrote:

PE-Router#sho proc cpu sort 5min
CPU utilization for five seconds: 1%/1%; one minute: 3%; five minutes: 6%

The CPU is low at this point; you need to catch it when it's high.


I followed the troubleshooting high CPU Utilization Guide but still cannot
detect which kind of traffic is punted to CPU. Can anyone in the list show
me the way how to detect which packets sending to CPU on 7609 router?

Have you tried this when it's high?

You could ERSPAN the RP/SP CPU to a remote machine, then correlate CPU spikes with the captured traffic.

Do you have any CoPP or MLS limiters enabled? I am thinking particularly the TTL and MTU ones.

How many BGP routes and peers do you have? What is the churn rate on the BGP table? Is there any IGP stability? Is there any possibility of a loop?
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