Description

The user reported below trapcode and they did not see any service impact. The counter was increasing.

 

Router> show log messages.1.gz | match PECHIP

Jul 9 17:12:39.210 re0-root fpc3 INTR: throttle 3630sec PECHIP[0]:pe.irw.intr.status:do_not_transmit_in(0): (Count:1583081)

Jul 9 17:15:07.803 re0-root fpc2 INTR: throttle 3600sec PECHIP[0]:pe.irw.intr.status:do_not_transmit_in(0): (Count:371149)

Symptoms

Router> show log messages.1.gz | match PECHIP

Jul 9 17:12:39.210 re0-root fpc3 INTR: throttle 3630sec PECHIP[0]:pe.irw.intr.status:do_not_transmit_in(0): (Count:1583081)

Jul 9 17:15:07.803 re0-root fpc2 INTR: throttle 3600sec PECHIP[0]:pe.irw.intr.status:do_not_transmit_in(0): (Count:371149)

Solution

This occurs quite commonly, not a concern. The main contributor to the "do_not_transmit_in" counter is "flt.Dispatcher.rule_deny" trap. It seems like packets are

getting filtered from Firewall filter configured on interface associated with PE-Chip. There are many other scenarios

when you see IRP set to "do_not_transmit" as it’s very generic message and is categorised as an info message. This can

be an expected log message for ttl expired or rule deny

 

fpc0 INTR: throttle 3600sec PECHIP[0]:pe.irw.intr.status:do_not_transmit_in(0): (Count:1593582)

Modification History

2024-08-05 : Article Created