[j-nsp] policer monitoring

[AM Shaikh]

Hi Ajay

You can use the command

show firewall filter <filter-name>

This will show you counters under your filter. So you
can count the traffic which is below your number under
a different counter and exceeding traffic in different
counter.

If you want to do it using SNMP, Juniper also has a
firewall MIB that will give you access to these
counters from SNMP. You can use something like MRTG
and plot the information.

Hope that helps.

Rgds
AMS

--- Ajay Bhardwaj <ajay.bhardwaj at in.spectranet.com>
wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> We have implemented rate-limit on particular IP
> address using CAR on juniper M-5.We are unable see
> real time usage i.e INPUT, OUTPUT & exceeding
> bandwidth.
> We have tried COUNT command but that only tells
> total byte transferred.How can I achive this on
> Juniper Box.
> 
> Ajay Bhardwaj
> 
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