We were also getting S3 DMA buffer full messages, and some others such as
net: Bad wanted xxxx, got xxx. No errors on the CSU/DSU.
It was about 200 days of uptime, so we rebooted, just to make sure things
weren't getting flaky on us. No difference.
As soon as we unhooked the C&W line from the IRX-114, and put it on it's
own IRX-114, things cleared up for the most part. Not perfect, but a LOT
better. The C&W T1 pushes 600-800 kbps in both directions simultaneously
during the evening. The FR line does about the same. We still get a few
buffer full messages on the new IRX-114 and C&W T1, but the packet loss is
next to zero.
As a result of this situation, I'd be hesitant to use the IRX for more
than half a T1's worth of random bidirctional internet traffic.
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