Hi

I have m120 (9.6R2.11)  with 1x10GE card, compact. I can say that is routing on 
stick, few vlans are "internal" and few is from isp. Port in m120 is connected 
to extreme switch summit x450a. On switch i have only vlans, nothing more.  I 
have strange problem with performance on m120 - I see packet loss between hosts 
in various direct connected network but only when we have traffic peak.

About packet loss:

I send 10000 icmp packets with interval 0.001 icmp packets between various 
hosts in variuos networks. All networks are direct connected to m120. I don't 
get about 20-40 packets on 10000. I also noticed that i have packet loss when i 
ping m120 interface.  Packet loss is only during day, when traffic is greatest, 
during morning, night there is no packet loss. I made test by write to file 
output of tcpdump on both end and compare result. All servers have big 
performance, they don't do anything else. I see also timeouts in tcp session 
but icmp is better to measure.
 
Info about m120:

In peak i have ca 6 Gb/s on 10Ge interface, cpu on RE and FEB is low, about 
5-6. 60% traffic is streaming from Windows Media Services, rest are html and 
smtp. I made graph of broadcast and icmp packets from all interface and it 
seems ok.  I have graph of  errors on xe-0/0/0 but there is ca 50 errors per 
minut and they don't change during whole day.

Default arp policer is enable and there is no any discards

Someone had similar problem? i'll be glad to hear some clue or info what kind 
of packets make this degradation in packet forwarding ? what i should check ?

Thank you for help


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