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Troubleshooting CIFS Services
Showing Client Sessions
9-6 CLI Maintenance Guide
Getting Details on a Single Client
For a more-detailed view of a client session, use the
show cifs-service client-activity
command:
show cifs-service client-activity fqdn ip
where
fqdn (1-128 characters) identifies a single CIFS service, and
ip identifies the client session by its source-IP address.
This output is similar to that of the
show cifs-service user-sessions
command, but
with several additional tables of information. The second table summarizes all of the
client’s CIFS connections to the processor, and the processor’s connections to
back-end filers. The third table provides more detail about the back-end-share
connection(s). The next set of tables shows all of the client’s open files, one table per
file, from both front-end and back-end perspectives. The final table shows all pending
transactions that NSM processes have made on behalf of this client (either to
back-end filers or to other processors in the ARX).
For example, this shows the client activity from “172.16.100.6” to the
“ac1.medarch.org” service. The single client session is connected to two different
back-end filers:
bstnA6k> show cifs-service client-activity ac1.medarch.org 172.16.100.6
Proc IP Address Port Age Domain\User
---- --------------- ----- -------- -------------------------
3.6 172.16.100.6 3358 2247 medarch\juser
Sessions Tree Cons Open Files Filers
-------- --------- ---------- ------
1 2 5 2
Mapping Back-End Filer Details:
Proc Filer IP Address Port XIP Port
---- --------------- ----- --------------- -----
3.6 192.168.25.29 445 192.168.25.56 10241
3.6 192.168.25.20 445 192.168.25.56 10240