Cisco Bug: CSCum24565 - vpn-num not programmed in vlan-ram after SSO or module reload
Last Modified
Apr 18, 2019
Products (1)
- Cisco 7600 Series Routers
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15.1(3)S5
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Symptom: - MPLS is being processed by the CPU instead of HW switching. - <CmdBold>rem com sw show mls vlan-ram<noCmdBold> shows "0" value under vpn-num and netdr shows that mpls is being processed by the CPU: Example: 7600# rem comm sw sh mls vlan-ram 1906 1906 TYCHO Vlan RAM Key: * => Set, - => Clear vlan eom nf-vpn mpls mc-base siteid stats rpf vpn-num bgp-grp l2-metro rpf-pbr-ovr ----+---+------+----+-------+------+-----+---+-------+-------+--------+----------- 1906 * - * 0 0 - - 0 0 - * <<<=== vpn-num 0 - There is a possibility of a high CPU due to interrupts. Conditions: The symptom may occur on the Cisco 7600 Series Routers after an SSO or module reload is performed on PE with L2VPN in PFC VLAN mode.
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