High CPU utilization wanring due to cli process in BD Switch
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‎07-06-2015 08:17 AM
07/06/2015 02:23:31.40 MSM-A: CPU utilization monitor: process cli consumes 68 %% CPU
Can someone help here to solve this problem or any short command ..
i had checked TOP command also but not able to see any process going above 2% at present ..
Regards,
Narender
Can someone help here to solve this problem or any short command ..
i had checked TOP command also but not able to see any process going above 2% at present ..
Regards,
Narender
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‎07-06-2015 08:34 AM
It really depends on what you're doing on the switch. Notable CPU load is expected when running some command outputs like show tech or even some debug commands. You can check the output of the top command to see what processes are consuming the largest amount of CPU resources. You can also run the show cpu-monitoring to see CPU utilization from the last 1 hour.
When some processes like bcmRX, bcmTX are using up your processing resources, it could point to packets being forwarded via the CPU as opposed to being forwarded through the ASICs. You can check this by observing your L2Stats and IPStats. Just make sure you've cleared the counters before starting your observation window.
When some processes like bcmRX, bcmTX are using up your processing resources, it could point to packets being forwarded via the CPU as opposed to being forwarded through the ASICs. You can check this by observing your L2Stats and IPStats. Just make sure you've cleared the counters before starting your observation window.
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‎07-06-2015 08:34 AM
Current version is 12.5 but we can not upgrade as I/O Card are G48Ta..
we always connect switch through Telnet of Management port or some L3 port ..
we always connect switch through Telnet of Management port or some L3 port ..
