19-Sep-2022 09:03
I'm looking for the OID of the SSL TPS, like they will be displayed in the "Performance Reports" screen in the section SSL Transactions. As of now I only use the OID for open connections, which is fine for current TCP connections. It also contains a value for SSL connections, but this is only for VPN or APM session, right?
Based on a snmpwalk I identified "ltmClientSslStatCurConns."<clientSSL-profile name>", but this is individual for each SSL-profile. Is there also an automatic sum of all these different sub-OIDs as a single OID or do I have to calculate this in my monitoring tool? I mean, where does the performance graph is taking this information from?
Thank you!
Regards Stefan 🙂
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21-Sep-2022 07:40
HI Stefan_Klotz:
If it is this picture, it should refer to this K6644
https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K6644
Have a Good Day!
19-Sep-2022 17:51
Did you check the OID in the MIB Browser program?
this program is useful for finding OIDs
20-Sep-2022 00:12
No, I didn't use a MIB browser yet. I made a snmpwalk from the root and enabled logging of the putty-session. I opened the resulted text-file in Excel and splitted the output in several columns. But I will try with a MIB browser as well, maybe I'll find something more.
But still the question to others, if the overall SSL TPS is available as a direct SNMP OID.
Thank you!
Regards Stefan 🙂
20-Sep-2022 04:04 - edited 20-Sep-2022 04:06
HI Stefan_Klotz:
This is the monitoring of My Prodection environment,
I am using Telegraf + Influxdb + Grafana to gather together.
Hope it helps you.
have a nice day!!!
20-Sep-2022 09:50
that looks cool, @oscarnet. Could you share more details on how you've integrated those tools into a production workflow? That would make a good CrowdSrc article!
20-Sep-2022 17:48
HI JRahm:
OK~! Give me a few days.
Have a Nice Day!
21-Sep-2022 02:51
I'm just looking for the values, which will be displayed in this diagram:
I mean, where does the WebGUI taking these values from?
Thank you!
Regards Stefan 🙂
21-Sep-2022 07:40
HI Stefan_Klotz:
If it is this picture, it should refer to this K6644
https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K6644
Have a Good Day!
21-Sep-2022 09:39
I'd add that you can gather all the values (if not exactly the OID name at least the relative name) and compare from first /config/stats.conf and the resulting rrd files from the *.info files in /var/rrd, for example, from /var/rrd/connections.info:
# DO NOT DELETE OR MODIFY this autogenerated file.
# This file contains the contents of the RRDFILE section
# of the statsd.conf file used to
# generate the rrdfile: '/var/rrd/connections'
# To restore the /config/statsd.conf contents to match this
# rrdfile, replace the existing rrdfile entry for /var/rrd/connections
# with the contents of this file
RRDFILE "/var/rrd/connections" {
DATASOURCE "sslcurclientconns" {
EXPR "sslcurclientconns"
DSTYPE GAUGE
MIN 0
MAX UNKNOWN
}
DATASOURCE "sslcurserverconns" {
EXPR "sslcurserverconns"
DSTYPE GAUGE
MIN 0
MAX UNKNOWN
}
DATASOURCE "ssltotnatclient" {
EXPR "ssltotnatclient"
DSTYPE DERIVE
MIN 0
MAX UNKNOWN
}
DATASOURCE "ssltotcomclient" {
EXPR "ssltotcomclient"
DSTYPE DERIVE
MIN 0
MAX UNKNOWN
}
DATASOURCE "ssltotnatserver" {
EXPR "ssltotnatserver"
DSTYPE DERIVE
MIN 0
MAX UNKNOWN
}
DATASOURCE "ssltotcomserver" {
EXPR "ssltotcomserver"
DSTYPE DERIVE
MIN 0
MAX UNKNOWN
}
You can even repurpose that exact data if you want instead of duplicating the polling by using the rrdtool export command. An exmaple of that is shown in this thread.
21-Sep-2022 08:42
Thanks oscarnet, this is exactly what I'm looking for.
I was almost there, but with the huge amount of OIDs from the root snmpwalk, I had simply overseen this specific OID.
I think I will use the sysClientsslStatCurNativeConns, then I don't need any further calculation.
Regards Stefan 🙂