This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_list in its stead. Gets a list of sFlow receivers on this device. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::create in its stead. Creates a set of sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::delete_sflow_receiver in its stead. Deletes a set of sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::delete_all_sflow_receivers in its stead. Deletes all sFlow receivers on this device. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::set_address in its stead. Sets the IP addresses of the specified sFlow receivers. IP addresses can be either IPv4 or IPv6. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_address in its stead. Gets the IP addresses of the specified sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::set_port in its stead. Sets the listening port numbers for the specified sFlow receivers. Defaults to the sFlow standard, which is port 6343. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_port in its stead. Gets the listening port numbers of the specified sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::set_maximum_datagram_size in its stead. Sets the maximum datagram size allowed by the specified sFlow receivers, from 512 to 1500. Default is 1400. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_maximum_datagram_size in its stead. Gets the maximum datagram size allowed by the specified sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_datagram_version in its stead. Gets the sFlow Datagram versions used by the specified sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use methods in Management::SFlowGlobals interface to set the global sFlow poll interval for data sources or use set_sflow_poll_interval method in Networking::Interfaces, Networking::VLAN, or LocalLB::ProfileHttp interfaces to set the object-level sFlow poll interval. This method is a no-op. Sets the polling intervals of the specified sFlow receivers. This is the time period between successive Counter Samples, in seconds. Each counter polling instance can have its own independent polling interval. Default is 10, but it can be set to a max of 1500. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use methods in Management::SFlowGlobals interface to get the global sFlow poll interval for data sources or use get_sflow_poll_interval method in Networking::Interfaces, Networking::VLAN, or LocalLB::ProfileHttp interfaces to get the object-level sFlow poll interval. This method will always return 0 (zero) for each specified sFlow receiver. Gets the polling intervals of the specified sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_version in its stead. Gets the version information for this interface. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_list in its stead. Gets a list of sFlow receivers on this device. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::create in its stead. Creates a set of sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::delete_sflow_receiver in its stead. Deletes a set of sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::delete_all_sflow_receivers in its stead. Deletes all sFlow receivers on this device. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::set_address in its stead. Sets the IP addresses of the specified sFlow receivers. IP addresses can be either IPv4 or IPv6. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_address in its stead. Gets the IP addresses of the specified sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::set_port in its stead. Sets the listening port numbers for the specified sFlow receivers. Defaults to the sFlow standard, which is port 6343. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_port in its stead. Gets the listening port numbers of the specified sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::set_maximum_datagram_size in its stead. Sets the maximum datagram size allowed by the specified sFlow receivers, from 512 to 1500. Default is 1400. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_maximum_datagram_size in its stead. Gets the maximum datagram size allowed by the specified sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_datagram_version in its stead. Gets the sFlow Datagram versions used by the specified sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use methods in Management::SFlowGlobals interface to set the global sFlow poll interval for data sources or use set_sflow_poll_interval method in Networking::Interfaces, Networking::VLAN, or LocalLB::ProfileHttp interfaces to set the object-level sFlow poll interval. This method is a no-op. Sets the polling intervals of the specified sFlow receivers. This is the time period between successive Counter Samples, in seconds. Each counter polling instance can have its own independent polling interval. Default is 10, but it can be set to a max of 1500. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use methods in Management::SFlowGlobals interface to get the global sFlow poll interval for data sources or use get_sflow_poll_interval method in Networking::Interfaces, Networking::VLAN, or LocalLB::ProfileHttp interfaces to get the object-level sFlow poll interval. This method will always return 0 (zero) for each specified sFlow receiver. Gets the polling intervals of the specified sFlow receivers. This method is deprecated (immediately) and should no longer be used. Please use Management::SFlowReceiver::get_version in its stead. Gets the version information for this interface. *IMPORTANT* This interface is deprecated (immediately). Please use Management::SFlowReceiver in its stead. The Performance sFlow interface implements the sFlow monitoring standard. The monitoring has two major components: Packet Flow Sampling, a random selection of a fraction of the Packet Flows observed at a data source, and Counter Sampling, a periodic sampling or polling of counters associated with a data source. Samples are sent out, as soon as they are taken, with at most a second of intentional delay, to offline sFlow receivers, through UDP datagrams. It is the responsibility of receivers to maintain the collected data, in any proprietary format. sFlow analyzers, which understand the receivers or their storage format, could be used to analyze the collected data, to represent network usage, over a period of time. This interface allows you to configure one or more sFlow receivers, by providing the IPv4 or IPv6 address and port on which they are listening, along with maximum datagram size and datagram revision they support. One or more data sources can be selected to monitor for counter/packet-flow sampling along with sampling rate. Samples would start to flow to the offline receivers at a rate less than or equal to the set sampling rate.