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Nacreous
NacreousWhat is tmsh equiv of "b conn show all"?
It gave detailed info on each connection rather than an overview
VIRTUAL 58.9.174.64 <-> NODE 58.9.174.71:domain TYPE any 1/1
CLIENTSIDE 172.18.144.14:7138 <-> 58.9.174.71:domain
(pkts,bits) in = (1, 86) out = (1, 143)
SERVERSIDE 172.18.144.14:7138 <-> 58.9.174.71:domain
(pkts,bits) in = (1, 143) out = (1, 86)
PROTOCOL udp UNIT 1 IDLE 214 (300) LASTHOP bpweb_112_fwslb 00:10:db:ff:20:70
and - can one selectively display only some connections? Even "b conn show all" was limited in that you had to scoop the whole table into a file which you then had to trawl through.
show sys connection [all-properties]You can select on client-side and server-side addresses and ports. Much easier naming of the selectors too
uni_87886Cirrostratus
show sys connection [all-properties]You can select on client-side and server-side addresses and ports. Much easier naming of the selectors too
- uni_87886cs-client-addr cs-client-port cs-server-addr cs-server-port ss-client-addr ss-client-port ss-server-addr ss-server-port. Also, one I have used a few times is 'age', which is the minimum age of a connection in seconds.
uniAltostratus
show sys connection [all-properties]You can select on client-side and server-side addresses and ports. Much easier naming of the selectors too
- unics-client-addr cs-client-port cs-server-addr cs-server-port ss-client-addr ss-client-port ss-server-addr ss-server-port. Also, one I have used a few times is 'age', which is the minimum age of a connection in seconds.
IheartF5_45022Thanks!