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Mohandoss_27648
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Sep 15, 2016
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APM Manage Session

I want to monitor active session count, status, session ID, Bytes In and Bytes Out of APM Session through CLI command. Can anyone tell me the command  
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  • Lucas_Thompson_'s avatar
    Lucas_Thompson_
    Sep 15, 2016

    Current user counts:

     

    tmsh show apm license

    the "result" code of all sessions (it's basically "status"), bytes, sessionID:

     

    [root@current-2:Active:Standalone] config  **sessiondump --allkeys | grep -E 'session.policy.result |bytes'**
3fc31319.session.policy.result 5 allow
3fc31319.session.stats.bytes.in 4 8193
3fc31319.session.stats.bytes.out 4 3003

    Don't run this command often in production, it's expensive.

     

Lucas_Thompson_'s avatar
Lucas_Thompson_
Historic F5 Account
Sep 15, 2016

Current user counts:

 

tmsh show apm license

the "result" code of all sessions (it's basically "status"), bytes, sessionID:

 

[root@current-2:Active:Standalone] config  **sessiondump --allkeys | grep -E 'session.policy.result |bytes'**
3fc31319.session.policy.result 5 allow
3fc31319.session.stats.bytes.in 4 8193
3fc31319.session.stats.bytes.out 4 3003

Don't run this command often in production, it's expensive.

 

  • Mohandoss_27648's avatar
    Mohandoss_27648
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    Sep 16, 2016

    Hi thanks for your answer..

     

    My exact question is how to get the individual session information like client IP, Logon Name, Access Status, Start time, Expiration time etc.. related with APM session. For your reference find the below screenshot that was i noted from F5.

     

     

    In the above image you can see the session information will be available in CLI not in SNMP. Will you share any commands to get those information from F5 APM. Thanks in advance....

     

  • The-messenger's avatar
    The-messenger
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    Jul 17, 2018

    I use this command to get the active session count. You can grep for more. tmsh show apm access-info | grep returned