On Fri, 19 Jul 2013, Jerry Bacon wrote:
When the the ports facing the radios are in access mode, everything is
good, but when they are in trunk mode (which we need), we get 2 - 3%
packet loss at small packet sizes (high packet rates). We've tracked it
down to output queue drops, but I don't understand why it's different
for access vs. trunk.
Please describe more in detail what your configuration is like.
If the fluke is connected to an access port, you then vlan tag the traffic
on the trunk port, then you're adding 4 bytes per packet meaning your
access port is no longer wire speed and the loss you're seeing would be
understandable.
Any ideas? And would QOS tuning be likely to help?
QOS is a way of selecting what packets to drop. I don't see how it would
help here.
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Mikael Abrahamsson email: [email protected]
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