SRX

Hello,

are there any plans to introduce "request snmp utility-mib" commend in SRX series -  link?

What I want to achieve is to monitor number of session flows per IP prefix (show security flow sessions source-prefix x.x.x.x/yy summary). Using SNMP counters for this would be perfect. Maybe you could propose some workaround?

Regards,

Radoslaw

Hello,

AFAIK, Utility MIB is supported and does work on SRX (I tested on SRX210):

aarseniev@srx210> show version                        
Hostname: srx210
Model: srx210h-p-m
JUNOS Software Release [10.0R3.12]

aarseniev@srx210> request snmp utility-mib set object-type unsigned-integer object-value 1 instance tst1    
Utility mib result: successfully populated utility mib database

aarseniev@srx210> show snmp mib walk jnxUtil ascii                                                          
jnxUtilUintValue."tst1" = 1
jnxUtilUintTime."tst1" = 07 dd 04 08  0a 31 30 00  2b 02 00 

 HTH

Thanks

Alex

Hmm, that's strange. From my CLI:

rado@SRX03> request snmp ?
Possible completions:
  spoof-trap           Generate artificial SNMP notification
{primary:node0}
 
rado@SRX03> request snmp utility-mib
                                                ^
syntax error, expecting <command>.

{primary:node0}
rado@SRX03> show version
node0:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hostname: SRX03
Model: srx3600
JUNOS Software Release [11.4R7.5]

Hello,

I tested and it does work on HE SRX too. You have to type the "request snmp utility-mib..." command in full since it is hidden

root> show version                
node0:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Model: srx3600
JUNOS Software Release [11.4R6-S2]
JUNOS AIS Script Suite [3.0R1.0]

node1:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Model: srx3600
JUNOS Software Release [11.4R6-S2]

{primary:node0}
root> ...b set object-type unsigned-integer object-value 1 instance tst1 
Utility mib result: successfully populated utility mib database

{primary:node0}
root> show snmp mib walk jnxUtil ascii 
jnxUtilUintValue."tst1" = 1
jnxUtilUintTime."tst1" = 07 dd 04 09  0c 01 2e 00  2b 00 00 

{primary:node0}
root> 

 HTH

Thanks

Alex

That works, great!

Thank you very much.