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donghui1231
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Diagnose debug traffic interface showing incorrect info

Hi,

I'm trying to use: "Diagnose debug traffic interface" to see which interface got monitor-bandwidth enabled.

it gave me 25 interfaces(the limit numbers bandwidth monitor can enable) but some of the interfaces that don't exist on the Firewall.

 

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AnthonyH
Staff
Staff

Hello donghui1231,

 

Could you please share your output here,  "diagnose debug traffic interface" and what firmware you are on. I can then compare it to my own FortiGate to compare the behaviour.

Technical Support Engineer,
Anthony.
donghui1231

Hi Anthony,

The firewall is on 7.2.8. the "dia debug traffic interface" showing 25 interfaces that includes some of don't exist on the Firewall, but we could only see it enabled on 21 interfaces.

(global) # dia debug traffic interface
port1
port2
corp_fex_11
sort_fex_11
corp_inet_112
corp_data_200
wifi-corp_631
sec_cctv_350
wifi-busi_633
wifi-post_632
wifi-util_634
guest_inet_636
sort_dfku_259
mpls_2975
sort_mpls_2975
fex_11
inet_112
sort_i_adc
sort_i_wdc
sort_m_adc
sort_m_wdc
sort_data_259
sort_inet_112
fortilink
corp_mpls_2975

======================================

(global) # sh full-configuration | grep "monitor-bandwidth enable"
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable
set monitor-bandwidth enable

arahman
Staff
Staff

Please share the output of the following as well

sh | grep monitor-bandwidth -f

 

you can remove the IP if you want and share the output along with the 'diagnose debug traffic interface'

donghui1231

Hi Arahman,

Thanks for your reply, please the output above

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