Would it be possible to share your configuration (remove passwords, MD5 hashes, ... before).
Your tricky problem wakes up my interest ! :-) At least, I am happy (for you) that you found out a stable situation until the high CPU root cause is found. BTW, how much ram do you have on your router ? Could you please issue a "show version" and a "show running-config" (don't forget to remove any password, secret and md5) ? Which feature sets did you install with 15.0M and 12.2SRE ? Cheers, Y. 2011/8/23 Chris Gotstein <ch...@uplogon.com> > Update on this issue: > > After combing the config and google, i tried several things to get CPU > usage down including filtering of IP Options, fragments and reorganizing my > ACLs. Even completely disabling the ACL lists and any filtering did not > help. One document mentioned moving to 12.4 train in order to get more > information about the packets coming into the router. I upgraded the router > to 12.4.25f (Service provider w/ IPSEC and LI). After the reload, router > came up and my high cpu usage was no longer there. Didn't make any changes > to my config from SRE that was giving me the high CPU or for that matter > from 15.0 that was giving me high CPU. > > So my question is why? What is different about 12.4 from SRE and 15.0? If > i have to stay on 12.4 train, i'd rather be on 12.4T, but not sure if i'll > run back into the same problem. > _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list cisco-nsp@puck.nether.net https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
