sh run all isn't a valid option. I can do a sh run full, but that gives
me the same config as sh run.
On 8/25/2011 7:05 AM, Andriy Bilous wrote:
If you're still OK with reloading the box you could try 'show run all'
with both trains and compare those. It prints out the great deal of
defaults along with custom config and might give you a hint where to
look next.
On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 5:03 PM, Chris Gotstein<[email protected]> wrote:
Update on this issue:
After combing the config and google, i tried several things to get CPU usage
down including filtering of IP Options, fragments and reorganizing my ACLs.
Even completely disabling the ACL lists and any filtering did not help.
One document mentioned moving to 12.4 train in order to get more
information about the packets coming into the router. I upgraded the router
to 12.4.25f (Service provider w/ IPSEC and LI). After the reload, router
came up and my high cpu usage was no longer there. Didn't make any changes
to my config from SRE that was giving me the high CPU or for that matter
from 15.0 that was giving me high CPU.
So my question is why? What is different about 12.4 from SRE and 15.0? If
i have to stay on 12.4 train, i'd rather be on 12.4T, but not sure if i'll
run back into the same problem.
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