Cisco Cisco IOS Software Release 12.4(6)T
Interface Input Queue Memory Reclamation
Configuration Examples for Interface Input Queue Unwedging
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Cisco IOS Security Configuration Guide
Configuration Examples for Interface Input Queue Unwedging
This section provides the following configuration example:
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Step 7
critical
rising rising-threshold-value
[interval interval-value] [falling
falling-threshold-value [interval
interval-value]] [global]
Example:
Router(config-owner-memory)# critical rising 75
falling 65 interval 10 global
Allows you to set the rising and falling threshold values for
critical levels as percentages of the I/O memory pool, and
set the interval of time that must pass before these values are
registered.
critical levels as percentages of the I/O memory pool, and
set the interval of time that must pass before these values are
registered.
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If the amount of memory held by the resource user
crosses the rising threshold value, a rising threshold
notification is generated.
crosses the rising threshold value, a rising threshold
notification is generated.
•
If the falling threshold notification is generated before
the interval has passed, then the rising notification is
not sent.
the interval has passed, then the rising notification is
not sent.
•
The interval following the rising threshold signifies this
time period in seconds.
time period in seconds.
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If the amount of memory held by the resource user falls
below the falling threshold, the falling threshold
notification is sent.
below the falling threshold, the falling threshold
notification is sent.
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The optional global keyword indicates that the
threshold is being set on the global memory
consumption, not on the memory used by the particular
resource user in which the configuration is being
applied.
threshold is being set on the global memory
consumption, not on the memory used by the particular
resource user in which the configuration is being
applied.
Note
If you had configured a global policy in Step 4, you
do not need to give the global keyword while setting
the threshold values in Step 7. However, if you have
configured a user local or per-user global policy (by
not specifying the global keyword) in Step 4, enter
the global keyword in Step 7 if you want to
configure a per user global threshold.
do not need to give the global keyword while setting
the threshold values in Step 7. However, if you have
configured a user local or per-user global policy (by
not specifying the global keyword) in Step 4, enter
the global keyword in Step 7 if you want to
configure a per user global threshold.
Step 8
exit
Example:
Router(config-owner-memory)# exit
Exits memory owner configuration mode.
Command or Action
Purpose