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10-08-2009 09:37 AM
10-08-2009 09:37 AM
Any suggestions??
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10-12-2009 07:27 AM
10-12-2009 07:27 AM
SolutionThis means that there is excessive traffic being seen on the OA/ILO network port that connects to the rest of your network.
Do you have a separate management VLAN for the OA/ILOs? That would be a good idea to isolate the OA/ILO's from your normal production traffic.
Otherwise check for excessive broadcast/multicast traffic or unicast flooding on your network. Excessive Unicast Flooding can be caused by spanning tree topology changes as everytime a spanning tree topology change occurs the mac address tables of your switches are flushed and everything is flooded until it is relearned.
For multicast try to use IGMP snooping.
take a network trace to identify the nature of your excessive traffic.
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10-12-2009 07:56 AM
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Re: Kernel: Network packet flooding detected.
Currently spanning tree is off on this switch. Would using a product such as wire shark to trace traffic be sufficient?
Thanks!
Dennis
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Re: Kernel: Network packet flooding detected.
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03-09-2010 12:25 PM
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Re: Kernel: Network packet flooding detected.
running OA 2.60 and vc 2.30 firmware
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03-10-2010 06:25 AM
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Re: Kernel: Network packet flooding detected.
This can be verified with a protocol analyzer listening to the OA/ILO port.
I looked around in the OA 2.60 GUI and CLI to see if there was a threshold that could be adjusted but couldn't find anything...
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