I am trying to determine what is the source of all the copp system violations/drops.
The switch Nexus 6k is processing traffic just fine. But pinging it directly is resulting
in drops which I presume are associated with these violations. Would a debug copp
give me insight into what's sending so much traffic? The CPU is only at 10% but
I need the device to respond to ping again and I have no idea what's hammering it.
If I run the debug copp - is there any danger that the debug could cause a problem
with the operation of the switch at the control plane or the data plane?: Any other
thoughts are greatly appreciated.
show policy-map interface control-plane
Control Plane
class-map copp-system-class-icmp-echo (match-any)
match protocol icmp_echo
police cir 64 kbps , bc 3600000 bytes
conformed 8771060006 bytes; action: transmit
violated 11894563853 bytes;
CORE02# debug copp ?
all Configure all debug flags of copp
demux Configure debugging of copp message demux
deque Configure debugging of copp message deque
error Configure debugging of copp error
event Configure debugging of copp FSM and Events
fsm Configure copp fsm debug
ha Configure debugging of copp HA
ppf Configure PPF debug
trace Configure debugging of copp trace
warning Configure debugging of copp warning