we use cpipe serivce between two router SAR-8, the connection is working, but there is alert "bfrUnderrun",
someone, can help me to understand this alert? and how to fix it? so the alert is not appear again,,
many thanks from me
chandra
bfrUnderrun
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chandracahyono
bfrUnderrun
hello,
we use cpipe serivce between two router SAR-8, the connection is working, but there is alert "bfrUnderrun",
someone, can help me to understand this alert? and how to fix it? so the alert is not appear again,,
many thanks from me
chandra
we use cpipe serivce between two router SAR-8, the connection is working, but there is alert "bfrUnderrun",
someone, can help me to understand this alert? and how to fix it? so the alert is not appear again,,
many thanks from me
chandra
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nwilson
Re: bfrUnderrun
Hi Chandra,
You probably need to read up a bit on buffer mechanics but basically a buffer under-run alert is raised if the buffer becomes empty. Once the data stored in the buffer reaches the play-out level, the buffer starts to play-out packets. Once the play-out has started, it will continue until the buffer is emptied. If an empty state occurs, a buffer under-run alarm is raised. This is possibly due to excessive round-trip delay in your network between the 7705s or the buffer size is too small to account for the maximum expected round trip time variation.
You probably need to read up a bit on buffer mechanics but basically a buffer under-run alert is raised if the buffer becomes empty. Once the data stored in the buffer reaches the play-out level, the buffer starts to play-out packets. Once the play-out has started, it will continue until the buffer is emptied. If an empty state occurs, a buffer under-run alarm is raised. This is possibly due to excessive round-trip delay in your network between the 7705s or the buffer size is too small to account for the maximum expected round trip time variation.
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Michael_Wu
Re: bfrUnderrun
Underrun could be caused mainly by two reasons: packet jitter or timing. Do you also see overrun on the same SAP? How does it look like at the other end of cpipe, are there underrun or overrun on other SAP?
Michael
Michael
