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This troubleshooting section includes the following topics:
The following may be helpful for troubleshooting a report that is not displayed correctly:
– If AOR is active, handles will have a non-zero value, as shown in the following example:
– If AOR is inactive, handles will have the value of zero, as shown in the following example:
The following may be helpful for troubleshooting incorrect TCP performance statistics:
An error message typically occurs if the total memory consumed by all monitors exceeds 25% of the total available memory. If the memory required for all enabled features exceeds the memory available, the following may be helpful for troubleshooting:
Also see Cache Size Recommendation.
Cache Warning on Cisco IOS Platforms
On Cisco IOS platforms, the following type of MMA warning can occur:
Memory Warning on Cisco IOS XE Platforms
On Cisco IOS XE platforms, the following type of FNF warning can occur:
This warning message indicates that a large amount of memory is allocated to Flexible NetFlow (FNF) monitors. Allocating this amount of memory to FNF monitors is acceptable, but the total memory required by all other enabled features must not exceed the available memory.
The following may be helpful for troubleshooting the following type of error message regarding configuring more than 32 matching statements:
The following may be helpful if you receive the following type of error message regarding the limit of five (5) monitors per policy per class: