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Posted by on June 2, 2008, 4:19 am
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options > ~ Hello,
> ~
> ~ Ciscoworks is often reporting the event HighQueueDropRate on some of
> ~ my wireless routers (837, 877w, ...)
> ~ for example, today : InputPacketQueueDropPct 1.6998109 %
> ~ but it could be OutputPacketQueueDropPct.
> ~ basically, the value is set to 1% (default value)
> ~
> ~ I would like to know if somebody have an idea of why I've got this
> ~ event (only on wireless interfaces), and how to decrease the number of
> ~ droped packet (please not how to set the value at 2% on
> ~ Ciscoworks :D ).
> ~
> ~ thanks
>
> I suppose you could police your data flows so that your traffic throttling=
> doesn't show up as interface drops. =A0No particular practical reason to d=
o
> that, that I can think of.
>
> What is your goal/concern here?
>
> Aaron
I would like to be sure that quality of service is always good enough.
I just wonder if it's a real issue. Users never report any problems,
but if Cisco set this rate to 1%, that probably mean it's not very
good to be often over it.
If you tell me more than 1% of dropped packet is normal for a wireless
interface, it will be fine.
Arnaud
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