Closed FlyingHavoc closed 2 years ago
vitaliy-sk
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2 years ago @FlyingHavoc yes, it was removed due to performance reason on InfluxDB side. If you want to collect NAT session you can override metrics.json, see example in readme please note that it generate a lot of data in influx, so you need to be sure that your influx host is ready to handle this
FlyingHavoc
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2 years ago @FlyingHavoc yes, it was removed due to performance reason on InfluxDB side. If you want to collect NAT session you can override metrics.json, see example in readme please note that it generate a lot of data in influx, so you need to be sure that your influx host is ready to handle this
@vitaliy-sk Thanks for the message.
I'm still on influxdb 1.8 version. I have created retention policy for keenetic database now.
CREATE RETENTION POLICY "two_months" ON "keenetic" DURATION 60d REPLICATION 1 DEFAULT
SHOW RETENTION POLICIES ON "keenetic"
name duration shardGroupDuration replicaN default
autogen 0s 168h0m0s 1 false
two_months 1440h0m0s 24h0m0s 1 true
When, I'm checking "NAT Sessions" graph in Grafana - it is empty.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems that "ip nat" command is missing in metrics.json? Or is this another reason why "ip nat" is not collected?
Update: I've checked and "ip nat" metrics collection seems to be gone starting from metrics.json in 1.1.1 release.
In 1.1.0 release metrics.json:
{"command": "ip nat","root" : "$.[*]","tags" : {"src" : "$.src","dst" : "$.dst"},"values" : {"bytes-in": "$.bytes","bytes-out": "$.bytes-out"}},