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Avaya WLAN Security Switch 2300 Series Troubleshooting and Debug Guide
Show mobility-domain status Displays the current status (up/down) as well as IP
addresses of each switch in the mobility domain. This is
only from the perspective of the current switch, so you
should compare outputs from separate switches when
debugging mobility domain issues.
Show roaming vlan Displays the vlans which are currently available for
tunneling across the mobility domain, as well as which
switches are advertising each one.
Show security acl hits Displays the number of hits on each ACL configured on
the switch. You must use the command “hit-rate-sample
<#>” to enable counters, with <#> being equal to the
number of seconds between each sample. Use larger
sample rates on production networks to avoid impacting
performance.
Show security acl info all Displays all ACE entries and all ACLs.
Show security acl map <acl-name> Displays what ACLs have been mapped to. This is
particularly per-user ACLs.
Show security acl resource-usage Displays general statistics and counters on ACL usage
on the WSS
Show sessions Lists all active sessions on the WSS. Includes username,
IP address, VLAN, AP and radio#.
Show sessions network session-id # Show information on a specific client session. This
includes detailed information like packet stats (wireless
only), authentication server, encryption type, etc…
Show sessions network verbose Lists active sessions along with the last 5 APs the client
was associated to and how long ago it was done.
Show tunnel Shows tunnels which have been initiated to or from the
WSS, including current status (active/dormant).
Show vlan Displays the VLANs/ports/tags currently active on the
WSS, including tunneled VLANs.
Traceroute <ip> Same as Unix traceroute command, will initiate it from
the system IP address of the WSS.