On 10/1/2013 11:12 AM, John Neiberger wrote:
My question regarding the config is this: if we are already setting the
transmit rate percentage, why would we also configure a temporal
allocation? Isn't a percentage of the available bandwidth sufficient? What
does adding a temporal allocation
I've been troubleshooting an interesting problem off and on the past couple
of days. We have a 1-gig link that is consistently running around 10%
utilization, give or take a couple of percent, but we see periods where the
egress WRED drops for queue 0 spike. It's bizarre because there is no
On (2013-10-01 13:12 -0600), John Neiberger wrote:
As I understand it, the formula to determine available buffer space is this:
bandwidth * transmit-rate percent * temporal buffer size
You are right. So they are not really temporal at all, temporal would imply
that buffer is always 50ms,
Hi
We experienced unexpected drops with temporal buffer (which is a static buffer)
and iCHIP based cards. It was in junos 11.4. Jtac had found an internal PR that
matched our issue.
Workaround was the using buffer-size in %.
Which version and cards do you use?
David
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This particular router is running 9.6R4.4 (yeah, I know...) and the
linecard is a DPCE-R-40GE-TX. Thanks to some prodding by someone else, I
took a look at the drop profile configured and see that this queue will
start WRED drops at 70%, which amounts to just 880 KB or so. I guess we
must be
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