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TCP/UDP sessions per SSID?

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  • 1.  TCP/UDP sessions per SSID?

    Posted Oct 03, 2012 10:42 AM

    I need to know how many TCP/UDP sessions a SSID has or had. Can this be done within AMP? and if so how?

     

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  • 2.  RE: TCP/UDP sessions per SSID?

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Oct 03, 2012 04:06 PM

    I don't think it can be done specifically in AMP, but this command on the controller is maybe what you're looking

     

    (Controller) #show datapath user counters
    
    Datapath User Table Statistics
    ------------------------------
    Current Entries(L2)           106
    Current Entries(L3-v4)        137
    Current Entries(L3-v6)        0
    Total Current Entries(L2,L3)  243
    Pending Deletes      0
    High Water Mark      257
    Maximum Entries               16383
    Total Entries        5878
    Allocation Failures  0
    Max link length               2
    
    Aggregated User Entry Statistics
    --------------------------------
    Current Entries               136
    High Water Mark               145
    Alloc Failures                0
    Maximum Entries               2303
    Total Entries                 3836
    
    Invalid/Denied V4 Users       202893
    Invalid/Denied V6 Users       0
    Force Delete(IPIP)            0
    Mac Mismatch                  0
    User L2 add fail              0
    User L3 add fail              0
    User L2 del fail              0
    User L3 del fail              0
    Pending User del High         6

     

     



  • 3.  RE: TCP/UDP sessions per SSID?

    Posted Oct 11, 2012 04:26 PM

    Thanks for the info...

     

    Now I am looking for how many new IP sessions the conntroller has/had. I need this to determind what firewall I will need so I can NAT some of the IP space on an extrunal firewall.

     

    Q.