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Odd inconstancy with smtp Templet vs manuall

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    kingofkya
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    Need less to say theses are not 400tb capable links...

    As far as i can tell there is no difrance between the templet a manually assigned smtp varable.
    All of my brocade/foundry FLS648s have this issues. What shoudl I look at to try to debug this?

    The 2 charts on the right are of the same interface the one lables test is manualy assigned dci and the top one is assigned via templet.


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      tomaskir
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      First thing that comes to mind is that you are not doing a delta calculation on the DCIs you created.

      Show us complete config of your DCI and we will be able to tell you more.

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        kingofkya
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        Yup that was it i have no idea how i unset that setting.

        Attached pics for anyone who finds this thread.


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