[rbak-nsp] Show ppp sessions/card

[Mark Loveley]

"show ism gen" will give you lots of this kind of output, but beware on busy
production boxes. I have seen some "wacky stuff" happen when running
commands like this while the box has high cpu.

Card Status :  1:0,  2:0,  3:0,  4:1,  5:0,  6:0,  7:0,
               8:0,  9:0, 10:0, 11:0, 12:0, 13:0, 14:0,

Max Circuits:  1:     0,   2:     0,   3:     0,   4: 32768,   5:     0,
               6:     0,   7:     0,   8:     0,   9:     0,  10:     0,
              11:     0,  12:     0,  13:     0,  14:     0,

Num Circuits (L2TP):
               1:     0,   2:     0,   3:     0,   4:     0,   5:     0,
               6:     0,   7:     0,   8:     0,   9:     0,  10:     0,
              11:     0,  12:     0,  13:     0,  14:     0,

Num Circuits (MIP HA):
               1:     0,   2:     0,   3:     0,   4:     0,   5:     0,
               6:     0,   7:     0,   8:     0,   9:     0,  10:     0,
              11:     0,  12:     0,  13:     0,  14:     0,

Num Circuits (OTHER):
               1:    29,   2:    29,   3:    29,   4:   109,   5:    29,
               6:    30,   7:    29,   8:    29,   9:    29,  10:    29,
              11:    29,  12:    29,  13:    29,  14:    29,


On 5 January 2011 22:23, David Freedman <david.freedman at uk.clara.net> wrote:

> I know for l2tp, I would use "sh l2tp global ipc"
>
> Dave.
>
>
> On 05/01/2011 21:38, "Brent" <brent at ubtanet.com> wrote:
>
> > Can anyone tell me what the command is to show the total sessions per
> card
> > in an SE400?  I think it's a hidden command.  I got it once when I was
> > working on issue with tac, but I can't remember what it was.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Brent
>
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