Hi all,
I've been reading the much better information about Inline J-Flow in the Juniper MX Series O'Reilly book and there's a table in there that shows various sampling rates for MX sampling configurations (Page 770, Figure 8-5). It says a valid input-rate should match the formula: input-rate = 2n - 1. Why? Where is the exponent coming from? This isn't discussed anywhere in the actual docs, as far as I can tell, nor is there any explanation in the book.
Thanks,
evt
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I've been reading the much better information about Inline J-Flow in the Juniper MX Series O'Reilly book and there's a table in there that shows various sampling rates for MX sampling configurations (Page 770, Figure 8-5). It says a valid input-rate should match the formula: input-rate = 2n - 1. Why? Where is the exponent coming from? This isn't discussed anywhere in the actual docs, as far as I can tell, nor is there any explanation in the book.
Thanks,
evt
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