netmri rest for interface performance

[#1]

Hi all,

Did anyone tried to find interface with busy end point connected via netmri ? I was thinking of using api/3/if_perfs/index?limit=2&sort=ifOutUcastPkts&dir=desc but ptoblem is that I only get device ID as InterfaceID is always 0. I also tried using IfPerfID in

api/3/if_perfs/interface?IfPerfID=54565340

but I always get:

<response><interface nil="true"/></response>

Is there something that I am doing wrong ?

Thanks,

[#2]

Nothing, this looks like a bug. You can work around it, though. Even though InterfaceID is not set, both DeviceID and ifIndex are set, and that is enough to lookup the Interface object. So, take those two values from the first query you have, and use them to call the /api/3/interfaces?DeviceID=xxx&ifIndex=yyy

John

[#3]

Hi John,

ifindex does not look to help. I mean it is same on more results on same device id.

<if_perfs type="array"><if_perf><DataSourceID type="int">0</DataSourceID><DeviceID type="int">2675</DeviceID>

<ifIndex type="int">10</ifIndex>

<_class>IfPerf</_class></if_perf><if_perf><DataSourceID type="int">0</DataSourceID><DeviceID type="int">2675</DeviceID>

<ifIndex type="int">10</ifIndex>

..

It just looks like interface type not port/slot..

Igor

[#4]

ifIndex comes from SNMP - you don't see it in the CLI.

ifPerf is raw interface performance data - there will be MANY entries for a given interface. You need to look at the start and end time fields.

If you are looking for summary information, try ifPerfHourly or ifPerfDaily.

John