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[atlas] High inbound traffic causing packet loss?
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Robert Kisteleki
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Mon Jul 23 14:47:02 CEST 2012
Hi, On 2012.07.22. 15:03, Tibor Djurica Potpara wrote: > I've attached the probe directly to the ISP-provided switch that doesn't do > IGMP snooping and since IP multicast is used for IPTV, high traffic (up to > 50 Mbps) is occasionally flooded to all the switch ports. Taking into > account that the probe is underpowered in terms of CPU, is it possible that > it cannot handle such traffic and thus reports packet loss? > > If such is the case, I will move the probe behind a router to filter the > multicast streams out. I'd think that if your network is really flooded, then a packet loss observed by your probe is not that unexpected. Most likely it happens to other devices too, you just don't notice because you're not constantly measuring? Having said this, moving the probe to behind the router will probably help. Regards, Robert
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