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Subject: Re: SNMP/No Bufferspace
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04.06.2019 1:42, Larry Rosenman wrote:

> Ok, I've removed the bridge (don't need it).  Added the tunable
> and will check it after a few hours.  I *REALLY* appreciate
> the help diagnosing this.  (If need be I can replace the cable, but let's
> see what happens now).

You already run mrtg, so make sure you have graphs for bce0 usage.
Maybe you have short-lived traffic storms.