i have a weird problem.
it is a 2500 router.
running ipx, apple , and ip.
supporting apple machines with appletalk and ip.
ipx is not needed at all.
i take the ipx routing out then the cpu utilization goes
up 25%.
i put it back on then down to around 10 %.
is this not weird.
tell me what you all t
when you do a - show proc cpu - what is using up the greatest precentage?
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>i have a weird problem.
>it is a 2500 router.
>running ipx, apple , and ip.
>supporting apple machines with appletalk and ip.
>ipx is not needed at all.
>i take the ipx routing out then the cpu utilization goes
>up 25
it wat not ipx at all
it was virtual exec so beats me.
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What IOS are you running? Any tunneling going on there? You're right! This is
weird
Rainman
Michael Fountain wrote:
> when you do a - show proc cpu - what is using up the greatest precentage?
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> >i have a weird problem.
> >it is a 2500 router.
> >running ipx, apple , and ip.
> >s
ios 11.3(?)
after changing the router to 3600 with 11.3(?)
man
the cpu is ~0%.
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thanx for your input.
here is a question to you then.
even if ipx routing is not set the router will still bother the cpu scheduler trying
to find the path for the ipx packet it has received?
because that is when the cpu utilization goes up.
plus when i had the ipx routing on i did a debug ipx pa
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