08-18-2011 10:13 AM
I'm new to juniper and i'm looking for some useful commands that will help me troubleshoot an intermittent internet outage and
slownesss issues we've been experiencing? Can someone tell me what the juniper equivalent would be to the cisco show int fa0/1 as well. I'm looking for status of line, packet loss, and input/output errors on the line. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
08-18-2011 10:30 AM
1. What Juniper platform you are using?
2. What is the media type of your internet link?
3. pls post show interface <interface-name> extensive | match err
4. sho pfe statistics err or show pfe traffic error can give you pfe related errors.
5. Do you run any routing protocols with your ISP?
if yes
6. Check the routing protocols flaps if any?
7. Also you may check the Link latency regularly or at the time of outage.
8. Ping default gateway from your LAN at the time of issue and isolate your LAN from this issue.
These all are actually basic steps of troubleshooting.
I am unaware of what you have performed as of now.
So answers to above questions can give us some idea to think further.
Hope these helps.
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08-18-2011 11:16 AM
What Juniper platform you are using?
J4350
What is the media type of your internet link?
ethernet
Do you run any routing protocols with your ISP?
bgp (just looked and there hasn't be any bgp flaps in
5 days)
08-18-2011 11:21 PM
Check the MTU along the path
08-20-2011 10:46 PM
Do you use the router in Flow mode??
Can you check during the time of problem :--
monitor interface <interface where the Internet link is connected>----> check if you are getting any errors
During the time of problem do check the traceroute to the any internet IP address and check where you are exactly getting the latancy .. that help you to check whether the problem is CPE side or PE side.
Hope this helps..
For more steps, appriciate if you post your configuration.