Hi Jeroen,

We are running three non-Jetcore BI4000's with MGMT4 blades with software version 07.8.04T53 (B2R07804.bin).

We're also facing this strange packetloss, 1% in mtr.. even from a directly connected host to the router IP.. and we do far less bandwith.. around 100mbit. I don't know if this is in any way related with your problem, but in my believe it started after upgrading from a way older image.. 07.0.10T53.

So any suggestions which could fix your problem maybe also fixes mine :)

Best,
 - Jeroen


Jeroen Wunnink schreef:
We're running a total of three Jetcore Bigiron 4000's

Recently I updated these to the B2P08001r software image from the 07.8.x release in order to be able to offer IPv6 to our customers in the upcoming future, but somehow it seems that this 8.x software release always comes back to bite me in the ass.

We have a fairly loaded network with 400+ servers in it (of which a lot are webservers), so there's high CAM utilization involved on some of the edge routers (which have several full and partial BGP tables and a presence on the AMS-IX), but ever since I upgraded the routers to the 8.x software the network seems to have a consystent packetloss of around 1% to different destinations.

I've checked all ports on all routers for any TX/RX/CRC errors but those check out all fine.

Every now and then packets are simply 'lost', it's not a major loss, but it's enough for mtr to report a 1% loss across various hops and a bigger streaming customer to notice an occasional 'hiccup' in his streams. Yesterday I got some help from a colleague provider suggesting to disable sFlow to see if it were short CPU bursts, and although initially that seemed to help, the loss is back today as it was before.

Now there is one card that seems to hover around very little available L3 CAM, so there's a second J-BxG card underway to split up some high traffic ports to see if that resolves it, but I'm also noticing loss on a path that skips that specific router alltogether.

Now I can do a total revert to 07.8.04a software, but then I'm back where I started: no IPv6 support whatsoever.

Anyone else noticing loss with the 8.0.01x firmware in 400Mbit+ networks ?

In the long run we have at least 1 XMR planned to replace the busiest Jetcore, but that not a direct option yet.

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