SNMP Ace client packets

[jackwikinski]

Hi All,

I am doing an snmpwalk on our ACE using the following oid:

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.161.1.4.2.1.9

The problem is that on some vips after doing an snmp walk I am receiving  0 for bandwidth utilisation.

When I scan the device I see there is bandwidth usage.

Below is output form snmpwalk and the device itself.

SNMP-Walk

1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.161.1.4.2.1.2.2.222 : Counter: 0

sh service policy CM-Rebranding-888-http

class: CM-Rebranding-888-http
     VIP Address:    Protocol:  Port:
     10.x.x.x      tcp        eq    80
      loadbalance:
        L7 loadbalance policy: PM-Rebranding-888-http
        VIP Route Metric     : 77
        VIP Route Advertise  : DISABLED
        VIP ICMP Reply       : DISABLED
        VIP State: INSERVICE
        curr conns       : 3374      , hit count        : 8113708
        dropped conns    : 82195
        client pkt count : 186343165 , client byte count: 17308888870
       server pkt count : 292836401 , server byte count: 362759465286
        conn-rate-limit      : -         , drop-count : -
        bandwidth-rate-limit : -         , drop-count : -
        L7 Loadbalance policy : PM-Rebranding-888-http
          class/match : class-default
             LB action: :
               sticky group: Rebranding-888-http
                  primary serverfarm: SF-Rebranding-888-http
                    state: UP
                  backup serverfarm : -
            hit count        : 8113703
            dropped conns    : 0
        Parameter-map(s):
          Rebranding-888-http-Idle

It looks like a bug to me.

Any help would be appreciated in understanding this issue.

If anyone has encounterd this issue and overcome it please let me know.

Thanks.

Jack.

[mwinnett]

Jack

Probably easiest if we can set it up in the lab and test it. Would you be willing to share your config ? Or maybe open a tac case and I can take a look at it. Which version of s/w ?

Matthew

[jackwikinski]

Hi Matthew,

I have no problem either way opening a TAC or sending you the configs.

The version is 2.3.2.

Thanks.

Jack.

[mwinnett]

Probably a TAC case is easiest. Ask that it is directed to me (mwinnett).

Matthew

[jackwikinski]

Hi Matthew,

No problems sharing the config and or opening a TAC case.

The version in use on the ACE is 2.3.2.

Thanks.

Jack.

[mwinnett]

Hello Jack, send me the config, please and I'll load it to a lab box. Matthew

[jackwikinski]

Hi matthew,

Can you please provide me with your work email address and I'll attach the config for you?

Thanks.

Jack.

[mwinnett]

mwinnett@cisco.com

[jackwikinski]

Sent.

Thanks.

Jack.

[mwinnett]

Hello Jack, I have done some lab work. Can you email me (mwinnett@cisco.com) so I can reply privately

matthew