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Turning off P2P control results in packet loss

I run an ASG 120 (7.306) in bridge mode. Today I discovered something very weird:
I noticed that the CPU load is almost constantly at 100%.
Then I turned off the P2P Control Status which brought the CPU load down quite some, but on the other hand, if I do a ping to a host on my subnet (on the other side of the Astaro bridge), I get packet loss of usually more than 80% to that specific host.
So I have to turn back on P2P control. The disadvantage is, that with that CPU load of constantly 100% I get ping response times of 40ms average to different hosts, which leads me to the point, where normal traffic is also being slowed down.

What could that be?

Best, steve

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0 BarryG over 16 years ago

Hi,
Check the IPS and PacketFilter logs, and see if the pings are getting dropped for a reason (such as ISMP flood protection).

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0 BarryG over 16 years ago

Hi,
Check the IPS and PacketFilter logs, and see if the pings are getting dropped for a reason (such as ISMP flood protection).

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0 solutionpark over 16 years ago in reply to BarryG

Thanks, Barry.

I have checked the logs to find a reason for the drops but could not find anything indicating in this direction. IPS is currently turned off anyways.

How can I identify the reason for such a high load on the Astaro by the way?
It was up on 100% for almost the whole last 48 hours.
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