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It looks like you have two different problems. In order to identify
them I need some additional information(please, send it to me
(TOOK::SHMUYLOVICH) or post it here):
Problem #1:
select * from mcc_node4_line_13
(30 rows) but the statistic fields are empty
select * from mcc_node4_circuit_13
(30 rows) but the statistic fields are empty
Please, do:
a. select time_stamp,time_statistics,exp_export_time,
mcc_export_poll_status, mcc_cvr_statistics,
mcc_cvr1_statistics from mcc_node4_line_13
b. select time_stamp,time_identifiers,exp_export_time,
mcc_export_poll_status, mcc_cvr_identifiers,
mcc_cvr1_identifiers from mcc_node4_line_1
c. the same information from mcc_node4_circuit_13 and
mcc_node4_circuit_1 tables
Problem #2:
select * from mcc_snmp_interface_13
(0 rows)
select * from mcc_node_13
(0 rows)
select * from mcc_node_csmac_stati_13
(0 rows)
select * from mcc_node_routi_circu_13
(0 rows)
a. Do you have information in the following tables:
- mcc_snmp_interface_13;
- mcc_node_13;
- mcc_node_csmacd_stati_1;
- mcc_node_routin_circu_1 ?
I'm interested in the same columns as in 1.b
b. Please, do "Show Exporting" for these entities.
By the way, how many entities are you exporting?
What is an export period?
c. Did you try "Show ... All Statistics" for this entities?
If yes what is the result?
SAm
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>When I do the command 'show snmp .es.cica.cisca1 all statistics' I get my
>terminal blocked and I did not get any answer.
Did you wait long enough? The default duration for statistics is 1 min.
You can specify shorter duration in the Show command, for example:
"show snmp .es.cica.cisca1 all statistics, for duration 00:00:15" - 15 seconds
SAm
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| If I start from a clean situation (no mcc process before running
manage) I can do:
MCC> test mcc 0 pa
MCC 0 PA
AT 1993-03-04-10:31:02.660
Test Successful
But, if I start the pa with a statistics command I cannot get a
successful test of the PA FM:
MCC> show node .es.cica.dna.ulises all statistics, for duration 0:0:15
MCC> <^C> (as the command does not finish)
MCC> test mcc 0 pa (no answer, terminal blocked)
MCC> <^C>
I have to kill the mcc_pa_fm process to run successfully the test mcc 0
pa.
Any ideas?
Angel.
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