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Dell SmartFabric OS10 User Guide Release 10.5.3

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sensor-group (subscription-profile)

Assigns a sensor group with sampling interval to a subscription profile for streaming telemetry.

Syntax

sensor-group {bgp | bgp-peer | buffer | device | environment | interface | lag | system | oc-bfd | oc-bgp | oc-buffer | oc-device | oc-environment | oc-interface | oc-lacp | oc-lag | oc-lldp | oc-stp | oc-system | oc-vendor-ufd | oc-vendor-vxlan | oc-vlan | oc-vrrp} group-name sampling-interval

Parameters

bgp—Enter bgp to assign a BGP statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
bgp-peer—Enter bgp-peer to assign BGP peer statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
buffer—Enter buffer to assign buffer statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
device—Enter device to assign device statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
environment—Enter environmnet to assign environment statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
interface—Enter interface to assign interface statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
lag—Enter lag to assign port-channel statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
system—Enter system to assign system statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-bfd—Enter oc-bfd to assign Openconfig BFD statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-bgp—Enter oc-bgp to assign Openconfig BGP statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-buffer—Enter oc-buffer to assign Openconfig buffer statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-device—Enter oc-device to assign Openconfig device statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-environment—Enter oc-environment to assign Openconfig environment statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-interface—Enter oc-interface to assign Openconfig interface statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-lacp—Enter oc-lacp to assign Openconfig LACP statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-lag—Enter oc-lag to assign Openconfig port-channel statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-lldp—Enter oc-lldp to assign Openconfig LLDP statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-stp—Enter oc-stp to assign Openconfig STP statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-system—Enter oc-system to assign Openconfig system statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-vendor-ufd—Enter oc-vendor-ufd to assign vendor specific ufd statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-vendor-vxlan—Enter oc-vendor-vxlan to assign vendor specific vxlan statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-vlan—Enter oc-vlan to assign Openconfig VLAN statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
oc-vrrp—Enter oc-vrrp to assign Openconfig VRRP statistics sensor group to the subscription profile.
sampling-interval—Enter the interval in milliseconds used to collect data samples. The range is 0 to 4294967295. The default is 15000.

Default

Not configured

Command mode

SUBSCRIPTION-PROFILE

Usage information

This command assigns the sensors from which data is collected for streaming telemetry to a subscription profile and specifies the sampling rate. To add sensor groups to the subscription profile, reenter the command. The interface sensor group supports only physical and port channel interfaces. The no version of this command deletes the sensor group from the subscription profile.

NOTE: The subscription profile should contain either OS10 sensor groups or openconfig sensor groups. Both sensor groups cannot co-exist in a single subscription profile.

Example

OS10(conf-telemetry)# subscription-profile sp01
OS10(conf-telemetry-sp-sp01)#
OS10(conf-telemetry-sp-sp01)# sensor-group
  bgp              BGP statistics sensor group                            
  bgp-peer         BGP Peer statistics sensor group
  buffer           QOS Buffer statistics sensor group
  device           Device statistics sensor group
  environment      Switch peripheral statistics sensor group
  interface        Interface statistics sensor group
  lag              Lag statistics sensor group
  system           System statistics sensor group
  oc-bfd           Openconfig BFD statistics sensor group
  oc-bgp           Openconfig BGP statistics sensor group
  oc-buffer        Openconfig QOS Interface statistics sensor group
  oc-device        Openconfig Device statistics sensor group
  oc-environment   Openconfig Switch peripheral statistics sensor group
  oc-interface     Openconfig Interface statistics sensor group
  oc-lacp          Openconfig LACP statistics sensor group
  oc-lag           Openconfig LAG statistics sensor group
  oc-lldp          Openconfig LLDP statistics sensor group
  oc-stp           Openconfig STP statistics sensor group
  oc-system        Openconfig System statistics sensor group
  oc-vendor-ufd    Vendor UFD statistics sensor group
  oc-vendor-vxlan  Vendor VxLAN statistics sensor group
  oc-vlan          Openconfig VLAN statistics sensor group
  oc-vrrp          Openconfig VRRP statistics sensor group

OS10(conf-telemetry)# subscription-profile subscription-1
OS10(conf-telemetry-sp-subscription-1)# sensor-group bgp 30000
OS10(conf-telemetry-sp-subscription-1)# sensor-group environment 415000

Supported releases

10.4.3.0 or later

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