Hi, On Sun, Jul 29, 2012 at 10:15:12PM -0400, Joseph Hardeman wrote: > I ran the command Saku gave and it is showing the operating mode : PFC3BXL, > which I assume means that the CFC card is not bringing the SUP Engine down > any and it is operating in normal PFC3BXL mode. Which should mean we get > around, if understand Saku's calculations correctly, then the engine should > be passing around 32Mpps from this card to the SUP engine. > > Do you know of any specific commands that I should run to help me make sure > that the hardware is running properly and the Line Card hasn't caused the > Engine to fall down to a B or A mode?
As we both said, there is nothing in a CFC card that *could* cause that.
The point is: if you have a *D*FC, it needs to operate the same as the
system's PFC - and if the DFC is less capable (like: DFC is 3B, PFC is
3C-XL) the system will fall down to the lowest common denominator (like: 3B).
This will not ever happen with CFC cards, so there is nothing to worry
about - but if you still do: the command you used is the command used
to check system operation mode.
gert
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