Troubleshoot using Introspect
Introspect
For vRouter-agent debugging, we use Introspect. You can access the Introspect data at http://<host server IP>:8085. Here is a sample of the Introspect data:| Link | and Description |
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agent.xml |
Shows agent operational data. Using this introspect, you can see the list of interfaces, VMs, VNs, VRFs, security groups, ACLs and mirror configurations. |
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agent_ksync.xml |
Shows agent ksync layer for data objects such as interfaces and bridge ports. |
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agent_profile.xml |
shows agent operdb, tasks, flows, and statistics summary. |
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agent_stats_interval.xml |
View and set collection period for statistics. |
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controller.xml |
Shows the connection status of the jcnr-controller (cRPD) |
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cpuinfo.xml |
Shows the CPU load and memory usage on the compute node. |
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ifmap_agent.xml |
Shows the current configuration data received from ifmap. |
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kstate.xml |
Shows data configured in the vRouter data path. |
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mac_learning.xml |
Shows entries in vRouter-agent MAC learning table. |
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sandesh_trace.xml |
Gives the different agent module traces such as oper, ksync, mac learning, and grpc. |
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sandesh_uve.xml |
Lists all the user visible entitities (UVEs) in the vRouter-agent. The UVEs are used for analytics and telemetry. |
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stats.xml |
Shows vRouter-agent slow path statistics such as error packets, trapped packets, and debug statistics. |
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task.xml |
Shows vRouter-agent worker task details. |
The table shows grouped output. The cloud-native router does not group or sort the output on live systems.
The http://host server IP address:8085 page displays only a list of HTML links.