Support for Zero Suppression
The zero-suppression feature on Juniper devices controls how data is exported from sensors. When zero-suppression is enabled, sensor values of zero aren't sent to the collector. Enabling zero-suppression reduces data transmission and storage by focusing on non-zero values.
However, if zero-suppression is disabled (using the no-zero-suppression configuration), all sensor values, including zeros, are sent to the collector. Disabling zero-suppression ensures users see all counters, including those with a zero value.
Change History Table
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Release
Description
24.1R1
When no-zero-suppression is enabled for sr-if-ingress and
ldp-p2mp-per-if-ingress sensors, telemetry data for all logical interfaces on
the device is streamed to the data collector, including IFLs with zero
values.
23.4R1
All zeros are streamed for MPLS LSP statistics even if no-zero-suppression is configured.