Hello,
End of previous year I did installation of CX6100 to my client who was running QSC QLAN system (proprietary 48khz/24bit HQ audio over lan stuff...) using installed switch. QLAN audio quality was really bad (robotic sound) while everythig else running in that same switch was just normal.
After days debugging I tested to replace 6100 with old 2540 and also QLAN started to work fine (whaaat?!?!?) after change back to 6100 robotic sound was back...
Local HPE guys found problem: There was 50% packet drop in port which sent audio stream to processor comparing to port which was inputting data from AD converter...
QLAN analog to digital converter (model QIO) was sending every other UDP packet with wrong L3 packet checksum (0xFFFFFF) and 6100 made decision drop all of these packets (while older L2-level AOS/Cisco/Extreme just passes them over without any checksum inspection)
Same new feature exists also in 6300M so this is un-documented AOS-CX feature which could cause unexpected problems for users.
There is ticket open about this to get more information about this and some configuration and logging features available to control this feature.
If somebody has additional information about this, I would be glad to hear about that.
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Jori Luoto
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