Displays the minimum, maximum and average packet rates of clients based on a span starting "-duration" seconds back from the current time, and displays the results for all clients. Measurement must be enabled to view the metrics.
If the sysconf ctc measurement enable command was run first, then sysconf ctc measurement show presents actual metrics, otherwise the show command displays only the 'disabled' status of the measurement feature.
For CTC measurement,
>the -interval value (set by sysconf ctc measurement enable) defines the time span between measurements of bandwidth usage; that is, how often a measurement is taken
>The -duration value (set by sysconf ctc measurement show) defines how far back in time, from the present moment, measurement results should be captured and displayed. If the -duration value exceeds the length of time that measurement has been active, then just the available measurements are used.
>The content of the records depends on how many interfaces are active, and how many clients are accessing the interfaces.
NOTE The archive of CTC measurement records is maintained in memory and is rotated when more space is needed. Do not count on older records being available, as they could have been rotated out. If a restart is performed, the records are wiped entirely.
User Privileges
Users with the following privileges can perform this command:
>Admin
>Operator
>Monitor
Syntax
sysconf ctc measurement show -duration <seconds>
| Argument(s) | Shortcut | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -duration <seconds> | -d |
Measurement Duration In Seconds (0-99999), starting now. . |
Example if ctc measure is not already enabled
lunash:>sysconf ctc measurement show -d 3600 Measurement status: disabled Command Result : 0 (Success)
Example if ctc measure is already enabled
lunash:>sysconf ctc measurement show -d 3600 Measurement status: enabled client min max avg class 192.168.10.16 608 10800 2671 default 192.168.10.17 984 41408 8267 default Command Result : 0 (Success)
