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The bug seems to appear when changes that effect the asic (turning on "mls qos" for example). I have seen some pretty low level problems with multicast packets being dropped on the floor by the hardware forwarded on 67xx linecards. Only affect certain multicast groups and not others? Have any of you ever experienced anything like this? Could this reallyīe a problem on the Rohini or Janus ASICs? What sort of problem would Regardless, according to our video guys the Port 24 to 25, we moved to a different Rohini ASIC and possibly toĪnother Janus ASIC. Ports 13-24 are controlled by one ASIC (I believe a RohiniĪSIC), and the four Rohini ASICs connect to two Janus ASICs. Guess is that this could potentially be an issue with the ASICs on theīlade.
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We moved it to port 25 and the errors apparently went away. When we moved the receiver toĪnother port, like from 23 to 24, the receiver still saw the errors. The receiver was not seeing MPEG CC errors on any
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Prove that the source was clean, as were the paths between the sourceĪnd the receiver. Packets resulting in MPEG CC errors on the receiver. Where one particular multicast stream would occasionally have dropped There are multicast receivers directly attached. We haveĪ whole bunch of multicast streams running through these routers and We have a weird problem on some 7606s with WS-6748-SFP blades.