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Wrong SNMP Values after Upgrading to 6.0.2

Retired Member — Thu, 15 May 2014 07:42:57 GMT

Hi,

after Upgrading from 5.0.7 to 6.0.2 I got wrong values for active sessions information in my monitoring tool. The device it selfs shows a much lower value then my SNMP-network Monitoring tool.

E:G.

on the device:

At the same time via SNMP

Is this How can I solve these problem?

Greetings from the old continent

Robert

Re: Wrong SNMP Values after Upgrading to 6.0.2

HULK — Thu, 15 May 2014 08:34:33 GMT

Hello Robert,

Through CLI, by default you will get the max session capacity of only DP-0 ( Data-plane-0). If you change the target DP to DP-1 and run the same command, it will give you:

admin@eapafw01> set system setting target-dp dp1

Session target dp changed to dp1

admin@eapafw01> show session info

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Number of sessions supported: 786418 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Max capacity for DP-1

Number of active sessions: 0

Number of active TCP sessions: 0

Number of active UDP sessions: 0

Number of active ICMP sessions: 0

Number of active BCAST sessions: 0

Number of active MCAST sessions: 0

Number of active predict sessions: 0

Session table utilization: 0%

Number of sessions created since bootup: 76

Packet rate: 0/s

Throughput: 0 kbps

New connection establish rate: 0 cps

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As we know, PA-5020 is having 2 data-plane ( DP-0 and DP-1), then the total session capacity of the box would be ( 1048574+786411= ~ 1834992).

Hope this helps.

Thanks

Re: Wrong SNMP Values after Upgrading to 6.0.2

Retired Member — Thu, 15 May 2014 08:56:45 GMT

Hello Hulk,

thanks for your help. It seems that this is the solution. I changed to dp1 and saw further 25000 active sessions.

If I summarize both active sessions, I have the same value like my SNMP-Monitor shows.

I'm wondering. Under 5.0.7 the snmp value was only shown for dp0 (respectivley the value looked so). Now I will investigate was dp0 and dp1 means and what the reale active session value is.

Thanks

Robert