Hi all,
Running Prime 3.1.5, device pack 8
I'm using the interface errors (statisticsService/interface/errors) API endpoint and I'm getting a response that looks quite different to the example on the doco.
Sample output from the doco:
...
},
"statisticsName" : "DEVICE_TOPN_CPU_UTILIZATION"
}
},
"statisticEntries" : {
"statisticEntry" : {
"attributeName" : "String value",
"displayName" : "String value",
"entryValue" : "String value"
}
},
"statisticsName" : "DEVICE_TOPN_CPU_UTILIZATION"
}
},
"statisticEntries" : {
"statisticEntry" : {
"attributeName" : "String value",
"displayName" : "String value",
"entryValue" : "String value"
}
},
"statisticsName" : "DEVICE_TOPN_CPU_UTILIZATION"
}
...
Not sure why there is CPU utilisation in the sample response for an API call to check interface errors?
Output from my API call
https://xxxx/webacs/api/v1/op/statisticsService/interface/errors?range=1&ipAddress=x.x.x.x&ifName=xxxx
...
"childStatistics": "",
"statisticEntries": {
"statisticEntry": [
{
"attributeName": "labelValue1",
"displayName": "Label Value 1",
"entryValue": "InterfacesInErrors:0"
},
{
"attributeName": "labelValue2",
"displayName": "Label Value 2",
"entryValue": "InterfacesOutErrors:0"
},
{
"attributeName": "timeStamp",
"displayName": "Time Stamp",
"entryValue": 1490760521
...
Also, this is probably obvious and a silly question - but does anyone know how to read the timestamp value? I've searched this forum and elsewhere, but can't find much mention of it.
