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A router may experience packet drops due to Ipv4AclLookupMiss: Router#show platform hardware qfp active statistics drop ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Global Drop Stats Packets Octets ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disabled 5 1033 EncapInvalid 659 39540 Ipv4AclLookupMiss 393 44802 <------ Ipv4NoAdj 26 3831 Ipv4NoRoute 6 510 Ipv4AclLookupMiss is usually associated with drops due to the implicit deny at the end of every ACL.
A router has an ACL configured with an object-group like this: access-list 150 permit ip object-group RDPHosts object-group SERVERS1 access-list 150 permit tcp host X.X.X.X eq 22 object-group USERS_SSH access-list 150 permit ip any any
If the "access-list " command is used to configure Object-group based ACL, once the configuration is over, drop into the extended ACL config mode and exit the config mode: ip access-list extended 150 exit This will cause the expanded ACLs to be programmed fresh in the TCAM. This also needs to be done after a reload with numbered OG-ACLs in older versions (without fix for CSCvm47690)
This issue will not be hit after the fix of CSCvm47690, where it forces the object-group configuration into the extended acl config mode. However, if you're upgrading from a version that does accept the object-group with the previous notation, the ACL will fail to program in the new version, causing packet drops.
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