Configuring telemetry profiles

  1. In privileged EXEC mode, enter configure terminal.
    device# configure terminal
  2. Enter the telemetry profile command to configure the profile.
    device(config)# telemetry profile interface default_interface_statistics
  3. (For interface profile-type) Enter the interface command, specifying the interface range to monitor.
    device(config-interface-default_interface_statistics)# interface 0/1-2,0/7
  4. (For other profiles that require specifying interfaces) Enter the interface-range command, specifying the interface range to monitor.
    device(config-queue-default_queue_statistics)# interface-range 0/1-2,0/7
  5. To modify the default interval, enter the interval command.
    device(config-interface-default_interface_statistics)# interval 30
  6. To remove a default attribute, enter the no add command.
    device(config-system-utilization-default_system_utilization_statistics)# no add buffers
  7. To restore a default attribute that was previously removed, enter the add command.
    device(config-system-utilization-default_system_utilization_statistics)# add buffers
  8. To restore all default attributes, enter the telemetry reset profile command.
    device(config-system-utilization-default_system_utilization_statistics)# do telemetry reset profile interface-profile
  9. To specify a VRF other than the default mgmt-vrf, enter the use-vrf command.
    device(config-interface-default_interface_statistics)# use-vrf blue_vrf
  10. To exit configuration mode—saving the configuration—enter exit.
    device(config-interface-default_interface_statistics)# exit

Example

The following example specifies the monitored interfaces and changes the default interval.

device# configure terminal
device(config)# telemetry profile interface default_interface_statistics
device(config-interface-default_interface_statistics)# interval 30
device(config-interface-default_interface_statistics)# interface 0/1-2,0/7
device(config-interface-default_interface_statistics)# exit