[ixpmanager] Juniper IRB interface?

[Pete Ashdown]

Thanks, Nick.  No, it doesn't come up on the list.  Only xe-*/*/*, 
em0/em1, and fxp0 are listed. I should also add that the aggregate 
ports, ae* are missing as well.

On 2/25/21 1:45 PM, Nick Hilliard (INEX) wrote:
> Pete Ashdown wrote on 25/02/2021 16:23:
>> I'm in the process of installing IXP Manager for the Salt Lake 
>> Internet eXchange (SLIX), thus my recent questions.  XMission is an 
>> ISP that manages this exchange.  As a result, our port upon the 
>> exchange is not a simple switch port, but rather an IRB (integrated 
>> routing & bridging) interface on one of our routers trunked to the 
>> the exchange switches. SNMP manages to grab the physical interfaces 
>> on the MX240 in question, but not the IRBs.  Any suggestion as to how 
>> I should define this outlier so it can still be graphed and included 
>> in the bandwidth stats properly?  I know you can already collect SNMP 
>> stats on IRB ports because we do so.
>
> Hi Pete,
>
> Does the IRB interface not come up if you run an SNMP poll from the 
> switch list view?  I.e. /switch-port/snmp-poll/<xx>
>
> If it does, just mark it as a peering port and it will be included.
>
> Nick
>
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