XSM7224 sFlow config on LAGs - internal interface number 0 out of range

[Retired_Member]

I only get sFlow data from a few interfaces that are not part of LAGs and I am receiving this error when trying to reconfigure sFlow on all interfaces. The below error is written 16 times when I view or try to change the sFlow interface config. This switch has an L3 license installed. Example message set below. Any ideas?

Switch info:

Model: XSM7224S - 24-Port 10G SFP+ Layer 2 Stackable Managed Switch with four 10G combo ports

Firmware version: 9.0.1.46

Serial number: 2ER43653F002E

<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11608 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11590 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11588 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11586 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11584 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11582 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11580 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11578 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11576 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11574 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11572 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11570 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11568 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11566 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11564 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range
<14> MAY 12 10:53:51 10.0.100.100-1 NIM[-1975454704]: encode_sFlowIndex_t(364) 11562 %% {tEmWeb} nimCheckIfNumber: internal interface number 0 out of range

[DaneA]

Hi ryanclough,

Welcome to the community! 🙂 

From the release notes on firmware v9.0.1.37 here, sFlow Data not being transmitted when configured on a LAG is listed as one of the bug fixes.  I suggest you to try to downgrade the firmware of the XSM7224S switch from v9.0.1.46 to v9.0.1.37 then check if same problem occurs.  

You can download firmware v9.0.1.37 here. 

Note: Be reminded to perform a factory reset on the switch after downgrading the firmware then reconfigure it from scratch.  

Regards,

DaneA

NETGEAR Community Team

[DaneA]

@Retired_Member,

I just want to follow-up on this.  Were you able to downgrade the firmware of the XSM7224S switch from v9.0.1.46 to v9.0.1.37 then check if same problem occurs?  If yes, what is the result?

Regards,  

DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team

[Retired_Member]

@DaneA,

I will not be able to test this for some time becuase this switch is not redundant and is the core router for our VLANs. However I do have another one of these switches on order for a separate project and may have an opportunity to do some bench tests before deploying. Will the 7224s receive a v11 update like the rest of the fully managed switch line?

Thanks for your response and followup @DaneA!

[DaneA]

@Retired_Member,

I am not sure if the XSM7224S switch will have a v11 update.  However, I believe that it is possible that a new firmware version for the XSM7224S switch might be in the works.

Regards,

DaneA
NETGEAR Community Team