Output Packet Discard Rate strange values

Hi,
I'm getting a lot of alerts regard to Interface High Discard Rate. When i went to see the Output Discard %, the value are not compressed between 0% - 100%. The values show in the following graphic are much higher than 100%.
These are not the expected values. Has anyone experienced the same problem? Does anyone have solution for this?
Thank you,
Rui

Hi,
We may need to get the performance data on the problemtic computer, and check whether the value equal to what we can see on this view.
In addition, as far as I can see, the value does not mean percentage, this should mean how many bits that was dropped per second.
Regards,
Yan Li
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