Version 2.0
Logs and Statistics
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Mellanox Technologies
Prompt
Command name
Description
255.255.255.0
192.168.3.200
255.255.255.0 if0 icmp
tunneling 3
packet on the
if0
interface arrives at
the sRB-20210G with source IP of
192.168.3.1 and destination IP of
192.168.3.200. The rule will be
treated according to the
icmp
service
pre-defined by the user. If there are
no other TFM rules with a higher
priority (i.e., a lower index number),
then this rule will be applied to the
packet. Therefore, the packet will be
tunneled using the
if0
interface, and
log counter #3 will be incremented.
10G(config-tfm)#
rules update log
[row][no,1-15]
Updates the log counter matching this
rule to a new value.
10G#
statistic
Changes to statistic mode
10G(statistic)#
Log show
Shows counters with statistics on
each rule.
10G(statistic)#
rx-reset [counter]
Resets the rx (received packets)
counters of the specific log.
10G(statistic)#
tx-reset [counter]
Resets the tx (transmitted packets)
counters of the specific log.
The following is an example of a Statistics Log:
10G(statistic)# log show
--- Total number of entries 16---
counter tx total pack tx total byte rx total pack rx total byte
|---------|--------------|--------------|--------------|---------
-----
1 437680 159161982 28 2744
2 579603 903286502 12 2349
...
14 853221 617849943 22 2l66
15 603915 565219715 15 1989
10.4
Viewing Traps/Events
When an event occurs in the system, it can be sent as a trap to the trap table/SNMP tool, or as
a log to a log file as defined in the Policy Table or in the CLI config/policy menu where policy
is set per event. Logs are events that are saved within the system and sent to the log file, traps
are sent via the SNMP to the GUI (SNMP manager).
The policy can be configured for each event defined in the system in the following manner:
sRB-20210G-6050# config
sRB-20210G-6050(config)# policy
sRB-20210G-6050(config-policy)# policy table show
-----------------------------------------------------------------
---------
|Event Id |Event Name |Severity |
