CORRECT TEXT
Fill in the blanks. To view the number of concurrent connections going through your firewall, you
would use the command and syntax __ ___ __ __________ __ .
Answer: fw tab -t connections -s
Explanation:
fw tab -t connections -s
To view the number of concurrent connections going through your firewall, you would use the command and syntax __ ___ __ __________ __ .
CORRECT TEXT
Fill in the blanks. To view the number of concurrent connections going through your firewall, you
would use the command and syntax __ ___ __ __________ __ .
fw ctl pstat?
No fw ctl pstat shows statistics for connections over time. fw tab -t connections -s will show the current, or concurrent, value.
fw ctl pstat is correct
It’s the first thing that is output from fw ctl pstat command, right at the top
System Capacity Summary:
Memory used: 21% (347 MB out of 1587 MB) – below watermark
Concurrent Connections: 22 (Unlimited)
Aggressive Aging is in detect mode
The answer is fw tab -t connections -s
there are five blanks, the answer is fw tab -t connections -s
The right answer is fw tab -t connections -s
for clarification refer sk65463
sk65463
ymptoms
‘Peak’ number of connections differs in the output of ‘fw tab -t connections -s’ command and in the output of ‘fw ctl pstat’ command when CoreXL is enabled.
Solution
Example
[Expert@FW]# fw tab -t connections -s
HOST NAME ID #VALS #PEAK #SLINKS
localhost 8158 8158 5 363 5
[Expert@FW]#
[Expert@FW]# fw ctl pstat
……………….
Connections:
11429 total, 3540 TCP, 160 UDP, 7729 ICMP,
0 other, 3 anticipated, 1 recovered, 5 concurrent,
836 peak concurrent
……………….
[Expert@FW]#
—————————————————————–
sk33781
(G) fw ctl pstat
displays FireWall internal statistics about memory and traffic
helpful in monitoring memory utilization, traffic counters, ClusterXL Sync counters
[…]
(H) fw tab -t connections -s
displays summary about connections in Connections Table
helpful in monitoring the amount of concurrent connections
fw tab -t connections -s