IFPDT/4/INT_INBRDR
Message
IFPDT/4/INT_INBRDR:The input rate change ratio exceeded the threshold. (IfIndex=[ULONG], InterfaceName=[STRING], ThresholdPercent=[ULONG]%, CurrentStatisticalPeriodRate=[STRING], LastStatisticalPeriodRate=[STRING])
Description
The sudden traffic volume change percentage in the inbound direction of an interface exceeded the trap threshold.
Parameters
| Parameter Name | Parameter Meaning |
|---|---|
IfIndex |
Interface index. |
InterfaceName |
Interface name. |
ThresholdPercent |
Detection threshold of sudden traffic volume changes. |
CurrentStatisticalPeriodRate |
Interface rate in the current traffic statistics collection interval. |
LastStatisticalPeriodRate |
Interface rate in the previous traffic statistics collection interval. |
Procedure
- Check whether a loop occurred on the Layer 2 network. For details, see the "Troubleshooting: Layer 2 Loop" in the Huawei S Series Campus Switches Troubleshooting Guide.
- Eliminate loops.
Loops seriously affect the network performance and even cause service exceptions, so loops need to be eliminated immediately. You can use the following measures to eliminate loops:
- Physical connection errors may cause loops. Onsite engineers need
to check the network and remove redundant network cables or fibers.
You can also eliminate loops through configuration when locating the
fault on the live network. For example, you can shut down an interface
or remove an interface from the VLAN where loops occur.
Exercise caution to prevent service interruptions when you shut down an interface. Other features may cause loops. For example, an exception occurs in ring network protocols such as STP and Smart Link. As a result, loops cannot be eliminated correctly. You need to rectify faults of other features.
Check whether the loop persists after performing the preceding operations.
- Physical connection errors may cause loops. Onsite engineers need
to check the network and remove redundant network cables or fibers.
You can also eliminate loops through configuration when locating the
fault on the live network. For example, you can shut down an interface
or remove an interface from the VLAN where loops occur.
- Collect the following information and contact
technical support personnel.
- Results of the preceding troubleshooting procedure
- Configuration file, logs, and alarms of the device
- End.