07-13-2016 06:39 AM - edited 03-07-2019 12:12 AM
Dear all,
I'm trying to monitor the traffic on the SVIs of a couple of Nexus 9504 and a couple of 9372.
The problem i've found is that the InOctets/InUcastPkts counters are not being increased for the SVI interfaces:
show interface counters snmp
Po10 25301043562990 30111724685
Po13 73497408098121 36324574382
Po14 67733992341292 36066510747
Po21 146839490797 416359709
Po22 1913434249846 2680815483
Po23 932869701114 1755891044
Po25 123250635010265 36551343286
Po26 60070124541534 11628889645
Po27 4709244898 26870774
Po28 53156096 0
Po40 246603210319 2823188503
Po50 15071164930155 21087603731
Po101 41967305290997 65439051829
Po103 1066746485514 5328424455
Po200 824246148611 1635183660
Po201 2978162903 24440113
Vlan1 -- 0
Vlan20 -- 0
Vlan92 -- 0
Vlan96 -- 0
Vlan110 -- 0
Vlan111 -- 0
Vlan112 -- 0
Vlan113 -- 0
Vlan115 -- 0
Vlan120 -- 0
Vlan203 -- 0
Vlan204 -- 0
Vlan205 -- 0
I've tested also the using SNMPv1 as described by the bug CSCuu69510.
For all the systems we have the NXOS version 7.0(3)I2(2a)
Anyone already encounter the same problem? Do you have any solution or workaround?
Many thanks,
Mirko
06-23-2017 01:59 PM
A bit late reply but what I discovered was that they don't log SVI statistics right out of the box and you need to shift TCAM resources around to do that. We had this problem with our 9500s and our 9300s.
09-26-2018 11:42 AM
Hello,
Can you please detail how you adjusted the settings.
1: What did you set the SVI resources to?
2: What resource did you reduce, and by how much.
Thank you
Cheers.
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