Every couple of weeks one or more of my RB333s running 3.11 will quit passing IP traffic. When it does, I can still MAC telnet in, but can not do anything via IP. This morning the offending unit had nothing in the log. When I tried to ping from it I got the following:
[admin@RouterName] > ping 10.0.0.34
105 (No buffer space available)
105 (No buffer space available)
2 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% packet loss
What does this mean and how can I keep my routers from going down?
Console is a problem as customers are down and the routers are at towers, but as I said, I can MAC telnet in. So getting in isn’t a problem. I will try to check traffic next time it occurs.
This has occurred on multiple routers at about the same time. The routers are not located such that any one customer routes traffic through all of them.
The problem has only occurred on RB333 routers running V3.9 or 3.11. It has not occured on my RB532s running 2.9.49 nor the RB600 running 3.11.