Ierrs & Oerrs are way off on ax0

Started by Evert, November 20, 2024, 09:40:46 AM

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Hi,

When I run netstat -i on our DEC2750 v2 unit, I get the following values on ax0:
Ierrs: 18446744073709551598
Oerrs: 18446744073709551538

Both of these values are ridiculously high, and suspiciously close to 2^64.

The other interfaces report valid values, as far as I can tell.

How do I get the real Ierrs & Oerrs values for ax0?
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Regards,
   Evert

Is that interface a parent to, VLAN, LAGG or any overlay?

Regards,
S.
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Quote from: Seimus on November 20, 2024, 09:47:06 AM
Is that interface a parent to, VLAN, LAGG or any overlay?

It is indeed. Does that mess with Ierrs/Oerrs?
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Regards,
   Evert

Yes it does,

This is one of the most common problems that it causes if you have parent interface assigned.
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https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/vlan_and_lagg.html#add-vlan-interfaces
Go to Interfaces ‣ Assignments and assign the new VLAN interfaces. The parent interface should stay unassigned. In rare cases, the parent interface can be assigned without a network configuration, to allow manual link speed overrides.

Regards,
S.
Networking is love. You may hate it, but in the end, you always come back to it.

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APU2D2 - deceased
N5105 - i226-V | Patriot 2x8G 3200 DDR4 | L 790 512G - VM HA(SOON)
N100   - i226-V | Crucial 16G  4800 DDR5 | S 980 500G - PROD