I would think this will cause input drop, and if you do a "sh int " on the
router, you will see the number count of "no buffer"
Ruihai
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> I have a condition when 1 system is attempt to hand a packet to
> a transmission buffer and no buffer is available
> a.Fast switching
> b.intput drop
> c.output drop
> d.route-cache
>
> Thanks
> Koliy
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