Well I wasn't very exact:
I have something like this:
ISP links ---> Freebsd Box -- gbit----- Cisco 3750 -- users.
If I issue systat -ip 1 (immediately after a reboot on the Freebsd box)
I see something like:
90.000 pkt/sec forwarded ( if I look on the C3750 interface statistics
I see something similar ).
If I wait 1-2-3 hours and issue systat -ip 1 I see 800-900.000 pkt/sec
forwarded (but these stats don't correspond to what I'm seeing on the
C3750).
If I issue systat -ip 3 then I see 90-100.000 pkt/sec which is correct.
Lowell Gilbert wrote:
Mihai Tanasescu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Don't know if this is the right list to post this problem, but I hope
I'm not too far off:
If you're not sure, then this is the right list.
I have a Compaq Proliant ML 350 machine with 3 x fxp and 2 x em
network cards.
If I issue :
systat -ip 1 I see:
866056packets forwarded 0 - no checksum
the same for systat -ip 2.
For systat -ip 3 (and higher):
83537 packets forwarded 0 - no checksum - these
are the correct figures
I really don't have the figures reported for refresh-interval = 1 or
2 and have just installed Freebsd 5.4 on it. (The same problem
manifests with Freebsd 6.0 on that box).
A friend of mine has a similar setup (but not a Compaq box) and
doesn't see strange values for -ip 1 and -ip 2.
Any clue on what's happening or what's causing this ?
I'm not quite sure what you're saying here. Are you saying that if
you use a refresh interval of 1, it tells you you're getting over
800,000 packets forwarded per second, but with a longer refresh
interval, it gives you values of around 35,000 packets per second?
And that you know from some other method that the latter is correct?
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