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bad_joojoo
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‎2021-02-01 10:14 AM

Would excessive errors cause a gateway interface to go offline?

Hi,

just wondering if there is any possibility that an excessive amount of traffic (may not exceed the capability in Mbps of the device so let’s say at 150Mbps as a general number) could impact an interface or a pair of interfaces so that the number of errors and CRC’s exceeds billions that the driver or kernel would take the interface offline.

The only way to successfully restore the service is to either reboot the node so that it rejoins the cluster or alternatively, reload the drivers (modprobe) to bring it back online. . . 

any thoughts/comments most welcome 😳. . .

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