SRX

Hi all,

There are some commands to see the packet rate at that moment, like sh int xxx queue.

What i really want is to see what it was like for some seconds or minutes, like a table or graph on the srx.

like :

Seconds       PPS

0-1                 1000

1-2                 800

or:

Minutes:

0-10              10000000

10-20            800000

is this possible ?

Hello,

It is possible but not with a single CLI command, some extra effort is required.

There are SNMP OIDs which reflect PPS on interface, walk the IfJnxTable to see them.

Then download STG http://leonidvm.chat.ru and poll these OIDs from Your PC/laptop, You will see a nice graph.

STG does not require installation and works on my Win7 laptop just fine.

HTH

Thanks
Alex

thx!

30 mins later, i did set it up as how i want it!!!

For the people who will search for this:

Enable SNMP first:

set snmp name SRX_name
set snmp community XXXXX authorization read-write
set snmp community XXXXX clients 192.168.0.0/18 --> set up the addresses
set interfaces xxxxx traps

Then i search for the Mib you want like in : http://www.juniper.net/techpubs/en_US/junos12.3/topics/reference/mibs/mib-jnx-if-extensions.txt

then the next step would be, in this case for packet rate for interface fe-0/0/6.0 :

serdar@SRX210# run show snmp mib walk ascii ifIn1SecPkts

............ifIn1SecPkts.536 = 0
ifIn1SecPkts.537 = 5811
ifIn1SecPkts.538 = 0

serdar@SRX210# run show snmp mib walk 1 | match fe-0/0/6
ifDescr.515   = fe-0/0/6
ifDescr.537   = fe-0/0/6.0

serdar@SRX210# run show snmp mib walk ifIn1SecPkts | display xml | match 537
            <name>ifIn1SecPkts.537</name>
                <index-value>537</index-value>
            <oid>1.3.6.1.4.1.2636.3.3.1.1.3.537</oid>

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serdar@SRX210# run show snmp mib walk ifOut1SecPkts | display xml | match 537
            <name>ifOut1SecPkts.537</name>
                <index-value>537</index-value>
            <oid>1.3.6.1.4.1.2636.3.3.1.1.6.537</oid>