Hi,
I brought this up to Cisco awhile ago and they made a
request to get it documented but not sure if it is yet
(haven't checked recently). It has to do with the CPU
and how long a process is processed until it goes on
to another process. Ie: run x-process for 200 ms (I
believe) then go on to y-process, then z-process, etc.
I have some notes on it at home but I'm not there now.
If you're experiencing processing/resource issues then
tweaking this value might gain you some performance
but I'd look at other things first. Otherwise leave it
at default.
Erick B.
--- Bruce Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just started a new job and I saw this line in one
> of the configs:
> "process-max-time 200" I searched Cisco's website
> and I see it as part of
> configuration examples but with no description.
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