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edited Mar 17, 2014 6:13PM in Acme Packet (MOSC) 1 commentAnswered

Hi,

Mar 10 17:28:16.752 h323d@sbcph-hige-bg-210: H323[32] CPU=857194.328: cur=4 avg=4 in 60.002
Mar 10 17:28:16.752 h248d@sbcph-hige-bg-210: H248[36] CPU=857194.328: cur=4 pct=42.4
Mar 10 17:28:21.751 h248d@sbcph-hige-bg-210: H248[36] CPU=857194.537: cur=4 pct=41.4
Mar 10 17:28:26.751 h248d@sbcph-hige-bg-210: H248[36] CPU=857194.750: cur=4 pct=42.4
Mar 10 17:28:31.750 h248d@sbcph-hige-bg-210: H248[36] CPU=857194.955: cur=4 pct=41.4
Mar 10 17:28:36.749 h248d@sbcph-hige-bg-210: H248[36] CPU=857195.154: cur=3 pct=39.3
Mar 10 17:28:41.749 h248d@sbcph-hige-bg-210: H248[36] CPU=857195.346: cur=3 pct=38.3

How can we read 'CPU' and 'pct' field?

We have intermittent issue without isolation, and are wondering if there could be overload condition on h248 interface.

 

regards,

Amano

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