You use the show interfaces switching command to view statistics on the SPD flushes and
aggressive drops. It includes information on received important (priority) IP traffic and on
any drops that occur when you exceed the headroom threshold.
Route Processor (RP) drops are categorized as those dropped by a processor on a full input
queue. They match with the input drops shown in the show interface Hssi0/0/0 command
output.
Fast SPD flushes are the random, full drops as well as the special aggressive drops done by
SPD when the input queue is not physically exhausted. No SPD drops occur when the
normal queue is below the minimum threshold. ...
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