Hi, On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 07:10:24AM -0500, Jeff Bacon wrote: > What's an output drop mean, in a 3560 context?
Traffic too bursty, output buffers too tiny.
> Is there a way to tell the 3560 to buffer more aggressively?
As far as our experience with 2960Gs goes, the only way to achieve that
is to buy a Force10 switch. The small Cisco switches do not seem to handle
bursty switch very well.
(You can turn *off* "mls qos". On the 2960, turning on QoS means "take
the tiny buffers, and split them into 4 different queues" - and unless
your traffic distributes to multiple queues, this just causes "more drops")
gert
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