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Troubleshooting CIFS Services
Showing Client Sessions
9-4 CLI Maintenance Guide
Showing Client Sessions
If MMC is allowed for this CIFS service (see “Allowing Clients to Use Windows
Management (MMC)” on page 11-22 of the CLI Storage-Management Guide ),
authorized clients can use MMC to list all client connections to the CIFS service. You
can perform the same operation from the CLI. Use the
show cifs-service
user-sessions
command to list the client connections to one or all CIFS services:
show cifs-service user-sessions { fqdn | all}
where fqdn | all is a required choice:
fqdn (1-128 characters) identifies a single CIFS service by its fully-qualified
domain name (for example, www.company.com).
all selects all CIFS services on the current switch.
The output is a table with one row per client session. Each row shows the NSM
processor to which the client is connected, the client’s IP address and the TCP port
they are using, the age of the connection (in seconds), the user’s front-end (FE) client
ID, and the user’s credentials.
For example, this finds three client sessions for all CIFS services on the switch:
bstnA6k> show cifs-service user-sessions all
Proc IP Address Port Age FE Client ID Domain\User
---- --------------- ----- -------- ------------ -------------------------
3.2 172.16.100.20 2825 1383 15 medarch\lfine_md
3.4 172.16.100.68 1309 1042 32 medarch\mhoward_md
3.6 172.16.100.6 3358 1920 15 medarch\juser
3.2 172.16.100.20 2883 706 18 medarch\lfine_md
Total number of users displayed is 4.
bstnA6k>
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