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total-client-side-conns & total-server-side-conns
Hi,
Why am I not able to get out for {total-client-side-conns total-server-side-conns} on Version-13.1.0.1 yet I am able to get the output on Version-12.1.0? Is it possible to have Version-13.1.0.1 giving the output?
[root@AIR_F5_LB_LTM2:Active:In Sync] config # tmsh show analytics virtual report view-by virtual measures {total-client-side-conns total-server-side-conns} range now--now-1h
Syntax Error: total-client-side-conns is not a valid measure
[root@AIR_F5_LB_LTM2:Active:In Sync] config #
[root@AIR_F5_LB_LTM2:Active:In Sync] config #
[root@AIR_F5_LB_LTM2:Active:In Sync] config # tmsh show sys version
Sys::Version
Main Package
Product BIG-IP
Version 13.1.0.1
Build 0.0.8
Edition Point Release 1
Date Mon Dec 11 18:03:30 PST 2017
[root@AIR_F5_LB_LTM2:Active:In Sync] config #
[root@KE-AIR-F51:Active:In Sync] config # tmsh show analytics virtual report view-by virtual measures {total-client-side-conns total-server-side-conns} range now--now-1h
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Analytics query result
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Time range: 01/13/2022:12:04 (EAT) ---> 01/13/2022:13:04 (EAT)
---------------------------------------------------------------------
name | total-client-side-conns | total-server-side-conns
---------------------------------------------------------------------
/Common/AIR_VS_40 | 29276 | 24
/Common/AIR_VS_42 | 0 | 0
[root@KE-AIR-F51:Active:In Sync] config #
[root@KE-AIR-F51:Active:In Sync] config #
[root@KE-AIR-F51:Active:In Sync] config # tmsh show sys version
Sys::Version
Main Package
Product BIG-IP
Version 12.1.0
Build 0.0.1434
Edition Final
Date Wed May 11 11:45:11 PDT 2016
[root@KE-AIR-F51:Active:In Sync] config #
Hello Lee,
I've tried this in my lab running version 13.1.3.6.
The following values can be used as measures:
Values: avg-client-side-concurrent-conns max-server-side-concurrent-conns avg-server-side-concurrent-conns requests client-side-bits-in server-side-bits-in client-side-bits-out server-side-bits-out client-side-conns server-side-conns client-side-packets-in server-side-packets-in client-side-packets-out server-side-packets-out hw-syncookies syncookies hw-syncookies-accepts syncookies-accepts max-client-side-concurrent-conns syncookies-rejects
Using client-side-conns and server-side-conns I've had an output pretty similar to yours.
root@(bigip)(cfg-sync Standalone)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)# show analytics virtual report view-by virtual measures { client-side-conns server-side-conns } range now--now-1h
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Analytics query result
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Time range: 01/13/2022:13:25 (CET) ---> 01/13/2022:14:25 (CET)
-------------------------------------------------------------------
name | client-side-conns | server-side-conns
-------------------------------------------------------------------
/Common/vs_Demo-APM-VPN | 0 | 0
/Common/vs_Demo-DNS-DMZ | 0 | 0
/Common/vs_WAF-Tester | 0 | 0
Hope this helps,
CA
- Lee_WendoNimbostratus
Thanks for responding CA,
Yes, I had seen "client-side-conns and server-side-conns "...... My concern however was whether this gives same output as "total-client-side-conns and total-server-side-conns". Is the logic behind these 2 options the same? See outputs below, there is a huge difference in the output values which makes me wonder if they are calculating the same thing... Is there a way to replicate logic behind "total-client-side-conns and total-server-side-conns" onto Version-13.1.0.1?
root@(KE-AIR-F51)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)# show analytics virtual report view-by virtual measures {total-client-side-conns total-server-side-conns} range now--now-1h
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Analytics query result
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Time range: 01/13/2022:19:26 (EAT) ---> 01/13/2022:20:26 (EAT)
---------------------------------------------------------------------
name | total-client-side-conns | total-server-side-conns
---------------------------------------------------------------------
/Common/AIR_VS_40 | 40920 | 36
/Common/AIR_VS_42 | 0 | 0
root@(KE-AIR-F51)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)#
root@(KE-AIR-F51)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)#
root@(KE-AIR-F51)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)# show sys version
Sys::Version
Main Package
Product BIG-IP
Version 12.1.0
Build 0.0.1434
Edition Final
Date Wed May 11 11:45:11 PDT 2016
root@(KE-AIR-F51)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)#
root@(AIR_F5_LB_LTM1)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)# show analytics virtual report view-by virtual measures { client-side-conns server-side-conns } range now--now-1h
--------------------------------------------------------------
Analytics query result
--------------------------------------------------------------
Time range: 01/13/2022:19:26 (EAT) ---> 01/13/2022:20:26 (EAT)
--------------------------------------------------------------
name | client-side-conns | server-side-conns
--------------------------------------------------------------
/Common/AIR_VS_1 | 78 | 3
/Common/AIR_VS_2 | 0 | 0
root@(AIR_F5_LB_LTM1)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)#
root@(AIR_F5_LB_LTM1)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)#
root@(AIR_F5_LB_LTM1)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)# show sys version
Sys::Version
Main Package
Product BIG-IP
Version 13.1.0.1
Build 0.0.8
Edition Point Release 1
Date Mon Dec 11 18:03:30 PST 2017
root@(AIR_F5_LB_LTM1)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)#
Thinking about it, it's likely that "client/server conns" shows current active connections rather than total.
I've tried to retrieve the info that would be "total" connection when looking at Module Statistics > Local Traffic in GUI and I wasn't able to with available metrics, as well.
This info might be somewhere in TCP profiles as well however, but I wasn't able to differenciate it by VS.
- Lee_WendoNimbostratus
Okay, noted. Thanks. If there would be a way of adding the "total-client-side-conns and total-server-side-conns" options in Version-13.1.0.1, guess that would work. Maybe a way to add it in the configuration or something of the sort.
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