Hi,
Since upgrading to 7.24.4 - does anyone else issue where all SFP+ ports on their CCR2116-12G-4S+ device go into an invalid state randomly?
For now we have to put a script to reboot the device. But wanted to know if anyone else has this problem to?
Regards,
Luke.
I'd start with upgrading to the latest stable, 7.24.5. And see if the issue still occurs.
I am running a few CCR2116 and haven't seen this problem, I'm on a mix of 7.24.4 and 7.24.5
Hi, thanks for the suggestion.
We have moved a couple of devices to 7.24.5 but this is still happening.
Here is the the view of the switch chip of the supout from one of the devices that had the issue.
SWITCH
Columns: NAME, TYPE, L3-HW-OFFLOADING, QOS-HW-OFFLOADING
# NAME TYPE L3-HW-OFFLOADING QOS-HW-OFFLOADING
0 switch1 Marvell-98DX3255 no no
PORT
Flags: I - INVALID
Columns: NAME, SWITCH
0 I sfp-sfpplus1-WAN switch1
1 I sfp-sfpplus2 switch1
2 I sfp-sfpplus3 switch1
3 I sfp-sfpplus4-LAN switch1
4 I ether1 switch1
5 I ether2 switch1
6 I ether3 switch1
7 I ether4 switch1
8 I ether5 switch1
9 I ether6 switch1
10 I ether7 switch1
11 I ether8 switch1
12 I ether9 switch1
13 I ether10 switch1
14 I ether11 switch1
15 I ether12 switch1
16 I switch1-cpu switch1
PORT STATS
name: sfp-sfpplus1-WAN sfp-sfpplus2 sfp-sfpplus3 sfp-sfpplus4-LAN ether1 ether2 ether3 ether4 ether5 ether6 ether7 ether8 ether9 ether10 ether11 ether12 switch1-cpu
name: sfp-sfpplus1-WAN
name: sfp-sfpplus2
name: sfp-sfpplus3
name: sfp-sfpplus4-LAN
name: ether1
name: ether2
name: ether3
name: ether4
name: ether5
name: ether6
name: ether7
name: ether8
name: ether9
name: ether10
name: ether11
name: ether12
name: switch1-cpu
SWITCH STATS
name: switch1
driver-rx-byte: 17 499 894 232 300
0
0
0
driver-rx-packet: 15 876 202 552
0
0
0
driver-tx-byte: 17 290 894 547 430
0
0
0
driver-tx-packet: 10 684 532 563
0
0
0
rx-bytes: 4 416 108 234 689
4 406 636 445 696
4 376 322 103 000
4 334 051 339 457
rx-packet: 4 037 465 749
4 294 967 296
3 934 150 732
3 918 788 832
rx-too-short: 0
0
0
0
rx-64: 0
0
0
0
rx-65-127: 783 987 872
719 009 181
691 830 161
739 150 012
rx-128-255: 166 373 052
175 123 592
178 417 763
146 191 237
rx-256-511: 61 372 598
71 859 629
65 344 206
59 317 991
rx-512-1023: 79 318 270
57 670 754
60 925 719
59 603 679
rx-1024-1518: 1 484 320 795
1 525 789 173
1 532 803 119
1 501 433 025
rx-1519-max: 1 462 093 162
1 436 402 119
1 404 829 764
1 413 092 888
rx-too-long: 0
0
0
0
rx-broadcast: 9 305
102 588
7 686
33 122
rx-pause: 0
0
0
0
rx-multicast: 587 940
111 158
100 564
613 567
rx-fcs-error: 0
0
0
0
rx-align-error: 0
0
0
0
rx-fragment: 0
0
0
0
rx-length-error: 0
0
0
0
rx-jabber: 0
0
0
0
rx-drop: 0
0
0
0
tx-bytes: 4 408 387 114 706
4 400 051 543 804
4 370 758 161 913
4 321 316 299 675
tx-packet: 4 032 239 207
4 294 967 296
3 930 770 348
3 910 224 312
tx-broadcast: 784 249
787 745
808 999
804 671
tx-pause: 10
4
57
85
tx-multicast: 255 695
236 124
294 575
275 771
RULE
PORT-ISOLATION
Flags: I - INVALID
0 I name="sfp-sfpplus1-WAN" switch=switch1
1 I name="sfp-sfpplus2" switch=switch1
2 I name="sfp-sfpplus3" switch=switch1
3 I name="sfp-sfpplus4-LAN" switch=switch1
4 I name="ether1" switch=switch1
5 I name="ether2" switch=switch1
6 I name="ether3" switch=switch1
7 I name="ether4" switch=switch1
8 I name="ether5" switch=switch1
9 I name="ether6" switch=switch1
10 I name="ether7" switch=switch1
11 I name="ether8" switch=switch1
12 I name="ether9" switch=switch1
13 I name="ether10" switch=switch1
14 I name="ether11" switch=switch1
15 I name="ether12" switch=switch1
16 I name="switch1-cpu" switch=switch1
L3HW STATS
;;; L3HW is not running
QOS PROFILE
Flags: * - DEFAULT, D - DYNAMIC; I - INACTIVE
Columns: NAME, PCP, DSCP, TRAFFIC-CLASS, AUTOMAP
# NAME PCP DSCP TRAFFIC-CLASS AUTOMAP
0 *I default 0 0 1 yes
QOS MAP
Flags: * - DEFAULT; I - INACTIVE
Columns: NAME
# NAME
0 *I default
QOS TX-MANAGER
Flags: * - DEFAULT; I - INACTIVE
Columns: NAME, QUEUE-BUFFERS
# NAME QUEUE-BUFFERS
0 *I default auto
;;; Use this for permanently disconnected ports
1 *I offline auto
Flags: I - INACTIVE
Columns: TX-MANAGER, TRAFFIC-CLASS, SCHEDULE, WEIGHT, QUEUE-BUFFERS, USE-SHARED-BUFFERS, WRED-ACTUAL, ECN-ACTUAL
# TX-MANAGER TRAFFIC-CLASS SCHEDULE WEIGHT QUEUE-BUFFERS USE-SHARED-BUFFERS WRED-ACTUAL ECN-ACTUAL
0 I default 0 low-priority-group 1 auto no no no
1 I default 1 low-priority-group 2 auto yes no no
2 I default 2 low-priority-group 3 auto yes no no
3 I default 3 high-priority-group 3 auto yes no no
4 I default 4 high-priority-group 4 auto yes no no
5 I default 5 high-priority-group 5 auto yes no no
6 I default 6 strict-priority auto yes no no
7 I default 7 strict-priority auto yes no no
QOS STATS
;;; QoS-HW is not running
QOS PORT
Flags: I - INVALID
Columns: NAME, SWITCH
0 I sfp-sfpplus1-WAN switch1
1 I sfp-sfpplus2 switch1
2 I sfp-sfpplus3 switch1
3 I sfp-sfpplus4-LAN switch1
4 I ether1 switch1
5 I ether2 switch1
6 I ether3 switch1
7 I ether4 switch1
8 I ether5 switch1
9 I ether6 switch1
10 I ether7 switch1
11 I ether8 switch1
12 I ether9 switch1
13 I ether10 switch1
14 I ether11 switch1
15 I ether12 switch1
16 I switch1-cpu switch1
QOS PORT STATS
name: sfp-sfpplus1-WAN sfp-sfpplus2 sfp-sfpplus3 sfp-sfpplus4-LAN ether1 ether2 ether3 ether4 ether5 ether6 ether7 ether8 ether9 ether10 ether11 ether12 switch1-cpu
name: sfp-sfpplus1-WAN sfp-sfpplus2 sfp-sfpplus3 sfp-sfpplus4-LAN ether1 ether2 ether3 ether4 ether5 ether6 ether7 ether8 ether9 ether10 ether11 ether12 switch1-cpu
;;; QoS-HW is not running