Jeff,
Is this a port that you can set the clock rate?
If so, you can try to limit the problem by doing so.
In addition, ask your telco why overutilization is causing CRC's.
This is not a direct result of overutilization (unless you are
extremely over),
but is more likely a line problem.
Are you providing your own Router? If so, ask the telco to
dispatch out to prove that the line is OK. Most CSUs have a
loop that will loop back to your router. While there are not any
stress patterns you can run, the interface will show (looped).
If over a 15 minute timeframe you see no CRCs or drops, then
the router to the CSU should be good. Keep in mind that interface
resets should occur during this test.
What is the telco saying with regard to overutlization? Did they
say that you are exceeding the CIR? PIR? By how much?
Darel Graham
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 9:20 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FrameRelay Over Utilized [7:13349]
Hello,
If I have a frame relay switch which is being over utilized will that cause
the connection to drop. After looking in the log I see dlci 501 state
changed
to inactive, line protocol on interface s0/0.1 changed to down, dlci 501
active, this keeps going and going through out the log. The local telco
insists that the circuit is overutilized and this is why the connection is
dropping. I think it is a telco or csu problem. Also doing a show
interface
is showing 3000 crc errors and 500 interface resets for the past 3 days. Is
there any way to tell for sure whether it is overutilization or a telco
problem??
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