average traffic per queue

[get_rthym]

Hi everyone,

Is there any command to see traffic for all queues in QoS.
My thought is to run macro every 30 min or an hour with command sh policy-map for 24 hours and calculate average afterwards.
One of our customer wants to know average traffic in each QoS.
Thank you
Lek

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[nkarpysh]

Hello,

Can you please elaborate on what is you HW and SW. Please also share your QoS config. QoS varies depending on HW/SW heavily thus need to see what you are using now.

In MQC you can use basic "show policymap interface INT_NAME".

Nik

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If you can collect SNMP stats from the device, believe you can compute what you need that way too.

[bbaillie]

Hi Lek,

Maybe what you need is a bit of opensource software. I have had very good results with MRTG and an associated perl script.

Here is a link to MRTG  http://oss.oetiker.ch/mrtg/ it works on Linux and Windows.

Here is a link to the perl script to generate a configuration file for the generation of graphs on MRTG

https://lists.oetiker.ch/pipermail/mrtg/2009-November/035529.html

This breaks out the QOS classes, use SNMP walk to verify the OIDS are what you are looking for, and supported on the router.

I have had to change a couple of the values in the "166" area of the OID on a couple of ocassions but overall it has been good to me.

Cheers,

Brian