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can you help me see this log?
Oct 2 10:45:49 local/sccp info bcm56xxd[406]: 012c0012:6: enable port mirror (tcpdump) from 1.2 to CPU.
Oct 2 10:45:49 local/sccp info bcm56xxd[406]: 012c0012:6: tcpdump limit: 200 packets per second.
Oct 2 10:45:49 local/sccp info bcm56xxd[412]: 012c0012:6: bs_packet_rx (bigcap0000358E) unit=0 FULL!flags(28000000) halt mirror of 1.2
Oct 2 10:45:51 local/sccp info bcm56xxd[406]: 012c0012:6: enable port mirror (tcpdump) from 1.2 to CPU.
Oct 2 10:45:51 local/sccp info bcm56xxd[406]: 012c0012:6: tcpdump limit: 200 packets per second.
Oct 2 10:45:51 local/sccp info bcm56xxd[406]: 012c0012:6: bs_packet_register :: reenablingcpu mirror (bigcap0000358E) delay=2s
Oct 2 10:45:51 local/sccp info bcm56xxd[412]: 012c0012:6: bs_packet_rx (bigcap0000358E) unit=0 FULL!flags(28000000) halt mirror of 1.2
Oct 2 10:45:54 local/sccp info bcm56xxd[406]: 012c0012:6: enable port mirror (tcpdump) from 1.2 to CPU.
Oct 2 10:45:54 local/sccp info bcm56xxd[406]: 012c0012:6: tcpdump limit: 200 packets per second.
Oct 2 10:45:54 local/sccp info bcm56xxd[406]: 012c0012:6: bs_packet_register :: reenablingcpu mirror (bigcap0000358E) delay=3s
Oct 2 10:45:54 local/sccp info bcm56xxd[412]: 012c0012:6: bs_packet_rx (bigcap0000358E) unit=0 FULL!flags(28000000) halt mirror of 1.2
What problem happen with this log?
3 Replies
- nitass
Employee
i guess you run tcpdump on physical interface, didn't you?
Running tcpdump on a switch interface is rate-limited to 200 packets per second. Therefore, if you run tcpdump on an interface that is processing more than 200 packets per second, the captured tcpdump file will not include all of the packets.sol6546: Recommended methods and limitations for running tcpdump on a BIG-IP system
https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/6000/500/sol6546.html?sr=24293758
anyway, what was the problem? - kridsana
Cirrocumulus
I think so.
and I didn't see problem about traffic.
but question is when after stop tcpdump , this log still repeat . don't know why? - nitass
Employee
but question is when after stop tcpdump , this log still repeat . don't know why?have you checked process e.g. ps command? was there another tcpdump running?
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