The following command outputs are examples only; actual displays may differ depending on supported functionality and user configuration.
debug [application]
show
This command displays set debug points.
display which debug points have been set for the specified application
mirror mirror-dest service-id
show
This command displays information about mirror services.
identifies the service in the service domain
The following output is an example of mirror services information, and Table: Mirror Field Descriptions describes the fields.
Output ExampleA:7705:Dut-B# show mirror mirror-dest 100
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Mirror Service
===============================================================================
Service Id : 100 Type : Ether
Description : 100
Admin State : Up Oper State : Up
Forwarding Class : be Remote Sources: Yes
Slice : 0
Destination SAP : 1/1/2:100.150 Egr QoS Policy: 3
===============================================================================
Mirror Services SDP
===============================================================================
SdpId IP Addr CfgLabel Signal EgrLabel
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No Matching Entries
===============================================================================
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Remote Sources
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Far End : 1.1.1.1 Ingress Label : 131067
ICB : false Vc-Id : 4294967295
Far End : 3.3.3.3 Ingress Label : 131066
ICB : false Vc-Id : 4294967294
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Local Sources
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Admin State : Up
-Port 1/1/2 Egr Ing
===============================================================================
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Label |
Description |
|---|---|
Service Id |
The unique ID for the mirror service |
Type |
The encapsulation type |
Description |
The mirror service description |
Admin State |
Down — the service is administratively disabled |
Up — the service is administratively enabled |
|
Oper State |
The operational status of the service (up or down) |
Forwarding Class |
The forwarding class for all packets transmitted to the mirror destination |
Remote Sources |
Yes — a remote source is configured |
No — a remote source is not configured |
|
Slice |
The mirrored frame slice size |
Destination SAP |
The destination to which mirrored packets are sent |
Egr Qos Policy |
The egress QoS policy ID. A value of 0 indicates that no QoS policy is specified. |
SdpId |
The SDP configured to the remote node of the mirror destination |
IP Addr |
The mirror destination node IP address |
CfgLabel |
The statically configured egress vc label |
Signal |
The type of signaling used |
EgrLabel |
The egress label used |
Far End |
The IP address of the mirror source node |
ICB |
true — ICB is enabled |
false — ICB is disabled |
|
Ingress Label |
The ingress vc label used |
Vc-Id |
The virtual circuit ID of the remote source |
Local Sources |
The details of the source ports configured on the mirror source |
pcap [session-name] [detail]
show
This command shows information about the packet capture session and confirms whether the packet is reliable.
the session name
The following output is an example of packet capture session information, and Table: PCAP Session Field Descriptions describes the fields.
Output Example*A:7705:Dut-A>show pcap "pcap_1" detail
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Pcap Session "pcap_1" Information
===============================================================================
Application Type : mirror-dest Session State : ready
Capture : stop Last Changed : 02/06/2018 19:52:07
Capture Count : 250 Received packets: 0
Packets contiguous : true
Capture File Url : ftp://*:*@192.x.x.x/pcap.pcap
Buffer Size : 0 Bytes File Size : 0 Bytes
Write Failures : 0 Read Failures : 0
Proc Time Bailouts : 0 Last File Write : 02/06/2018 19:52:07
Dropped Packets : 0 Packets
===============================================================================
Label |
Description |
|---|---|
Application Type |
The application type |
Session State |
The state of the PCAP session: failed — Packet capture has failed on the PCAP session init — The PCAP session is initializing ready — The PCAP session is ready for capture start — The PCAP session is in the start state waiting to commence capture in-progress — Packet capture is in progress on the PCAP session stopped — Packet capture has stopped on the PCAP session file-error — The are issues performing file operation on the PCAP session buffer-full — The PCAP session is running out of memory on its packet capture buffer buffer-high-watermark — The PCAP session is reaching the operating buffer limit on the packet capture buffer. This may trigger a write to file operation. |
Capture |
The capture state: start or stop |
Last Changed |
The timestamp of the last change to the capture state |
Capture Count |
The number of packets to be captured in the PCAP file during the PCAP session |
Received packets |
The number of packets captured from the mirror source |
Packets contiguous |
Indicates whether packets were contiguous or dropped packets were detected: True: packets were contiguous False: dropped packets were detected |
Capture File Url |
The file URL for the FTP server, including the filename for packet capture transfer |
Buffer Size |
The total buffer size, in bytes, currently in use by the PCAP session |
File Size |
The current size of the capture file |
Write Failures |
The number of errors that occurred when packets were written into the buffer. A number greater than 0 indicates that some packets were not captured. |
Read Failures |
The number of errors that occurred when packets were read from the buffer for exporting to FTP. A number greater than 0 indicates that some packets were not captured. |
Proc Time Bailouts |
Number of packets not captured due to a system process timeout |
Dropped Packets |
The number of packets dropped from the buffer due to errors |
Last File Write |
The timestamp of the last write to file |