clear log entries S-seriers

[Chrilau]

Hi all, I’m looking for commands to clear logging buffer entries and port counters in S-series switch.

Thanks for help! 

[Stefan_K_]

Unfortunately they won’t implement new features for S-Series… May I ask why you want to clear the log? When the log is full, no new log messages are discarded, only old ones. 

[Chrilau]

Hi guys, 

@Stefan K. surely this can help, I didn’t know the command “show rmon stats” and “Clear...” before, so I’ll use it. Meanwhile I would find really usefull a command to “clear logging buffer” ...that is possible on X440 switch (show log/ clear log) for example but not on S 

[Stefan_K_]

Hi @Sam Pirok 

you are right. “clear rmon stats counters <port>” only clear the information you get from “show rmon stats” but not for “show port counters”.

Depending on what @Chrilau is looking fro this might still help him.

show rmon stats ge.1.36

Port: ge.1.36
--------------------
Index          = 1036
Owner          = monitor
Data Source    = ifIndex.12036
Direction      = rx+tx

Drop Events    = 0              Packets            = 6169453017
Collisions     = 0              Octets             = 1028259693948
Jabbers        = 0              0    -   64 Octets = 803778607
Broadcast Pkts = 2197142963     65   -  127 Octets = 4429120673
Multicast Pkts = 3009780517     128  -  255 Octets = 403002355
CRC Errors     = 0              256  -  511 Octets = 187671531
Undersize Pkts = 0              512  - 1023 Octets = 33947217
Oversize Pkts  = 0              1024 - 1518 Octets = 48360221
Fragments      = 0


clear rmon stats counters ge.1.36


show rmon stats ge.1.36

Port: ge.1.36
--------------------
Index          = 1036
Owner          = monitor
Data Source    = ifIndex.12036
Direction      = rx+tx

Drop Events    = 0              Packets            = 1392
Collisions     = 0              Octets             = 130397
Jabbers        = 0              0    -   64 Octets = 57
Broadcast Pkts = 761            65   -  127 Octets = 1150
Multicast Pkts = 431            128  -  255 Octets = 147
CRC Errors     = 0              256  -  511 Octets = 37
Undersize Pkts = 0              512  - 1023 Octets = 1
Oversize Pkts  = 0              1024 - 1518 Octets = 0

[SamPirok]

Hey guys, we tested that command out but it looks like it just clears L1 errors. Did you find anything different Stefan?