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Wolfgang
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‎2021-05-31 11:27 PM

different statistics for interface via clish or ifconfig in bash (VSX)

Hello CheckMates,

yesterday I could see something strange. 

Running "show interface xxx" from clish and running "ifconfig xxx" for the same interface in bash shows different statistics.

Yellow marked in the screenshot. Additional I can see TX bytes and TX packets shows "0" via clish on all interfaces.

We are running R80.40_Jumbo_take_118 on this VSX system (Jumbo_take_94 shows the same).On VSX with R80.10 statistics from clish and bash are the same. Same with R80.30 .

Can someone had a look at a R80.40 VSX for these values or maybe can explain these differences?

Wolfgang

2021-06-01 08_00_50-ifconfig2.png2021-06-01 08_08_41-2021-06-01 08_00_50-ifconfig.png

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PhoneBoy
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‎2021-06-06 09:40 PM

This sounds similar to: https://supportcenter.checkpoint.com/supportcenter/portal?eventSubmit_doGoviewsolutiondetails=&solut...
Thus maybe a TAC case is in order.

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