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Nimbostratusshow current connection associated with the automap ip
Hello,
is there a way to monitor or show the current connections of the automap usage?
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JinshuCirrus
I guess the better way to do this using SNMP connection monitor.
If you are using SNAT pool, then you can aggregate the server side connection using the F5 MIB's SNMP libary and you can out it in a graph.
If you are using automap and multiple Virtual Servers using SNAT automap means you have to aggregate your connection counts across the applications.
Another easy way is to see these connection counts via the tmsh command (
using SNAP address). But in this way you cant get monitoring configured.show sys connections-Jinshu
Paul_Visser_193Problem solved.
- Jinshu
Thats great.. How did you solve it?
- Paul_Visser_193
I used the tmsh command for the quick information I needed.
For the permanent monitoring I will look into the snmp/mib way with use of Zabbix.
otakuinside_235Hi forum,
Is there any OID in the MIB file to check that Automap number of sessions?
I know I can monitor the sessions from a custom defined snat pool using OIDs in the snmpwalk query 1.3.6.1.4.1.3375.2.2.9.8.3.1.8, but I haven't found the same information USING SNMP for the automap.
Does anyone know about that OID for the automap sessions?
King regards..
