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SAA PathEcho does not store history for failures

invesco
Level 1
Level 1

Hello all!

I am trying to configure SAA so that when I have an outage on a path, a traceroute is triggered that stores hops in history and therefore records exactly where the outage occured.

At the moment, I am doing some testing to see if this is possible. When the IP address the SAA PathEcho probe is monitoring is reachable, I can record the hops in the history. However, when the IP address is not reachable, no history is recorded! A debug IP Packet also shows that the PathEcho probe does not seem to timeout - it seems to keep sending packets beyond the life of the probe, which for testing purposes I have at 60 seconds..

An example config I am using is shown below and I've shown the results when the IP address is up: Am I missing anything to be able to record history when the destination IP is down/unreachable?

Many thanks in advance!

rtr 1

type pathEcho protocol ipIcmpEcho 212.74.64.138 source-ipaddr 10.50.71.35

tag Test to route-server.colt.net

lives-of-history-kept 1

samples-of-history-kept 15

filter-for-history all

rtr schedule 1 start-time now life 60

SAA_Test#show rtr history 1

Point by point History

Entry = Entry number

LifeI = Life index

BucketI = Bucket index

SampleI = Sample index

SampleT = Sample start time

CompT = RTT (milliseconds)

Sense = Response return code

Entry LifeI BucketI SampleI SampleT CompT Sense TargetAddr

1 1 1 1 102763753 2 1 10.50.70.18

1 1 1 2 102763754 2 1 10.50.128.1

1 1 1 3 102763754 5 1 nnn.nn.nn.nn

1 1 1 4 102763754 4 1 nnn.nn.nnn.nn

1 1 1 5 102763755 5 1 nn.nnn.nnn.nn

1 1 1 6 102763756 6 1 212.113.11.113

1 1 1 7 102763756 6 1 212.187.131.154

1 1 1 8 102763757 6 1 212.113.3.30

1 1 1 9 102763758 5 1 195.66.224.49

1 1 1 10 102763758 6 1 212.74.64.13

1 1 1 11 102763759 6 1 212.74.64.138

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umedryk
Level 5
Level 5

Your config looks fine, should work. But how are you storing the history ? Using Syslog server ? Did you change the severity from default?

I was looking on the router using the show rtr history commmand, however I've just checked my syslog server and I am seeing the history messages.

Many thanks.