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    Home FortiADC 7.2.5 CLI Reference
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    diagnose server-load-balance session

    diagnose server-load-balance session

    Use this command to filter and display the session table (current sessions).

    Syntax

    diagnose server-load-balance session filter {'<option>'|show|clear}

    diagnose server-load-balance session list

    diagnose server-load-balance session clear [l4]

    filter

    Create, show, or clear session list filters.

    Use multiple commands to add filters to the filter list. For example, one command to add a source-ip filter and another to add a vs-name filter.

    Put the filter expression in single quotes.

    Filter options include:

    • source-ip—Single IP address or specify start and end addresses of a range.
    • source-port—Single port number or start and end port numbers of a range.
    • dest-ip—Single IP address or specify start and end addresses of a range.
    • dest-port—Single port number or start and end port numbers of a range.
    • trans-source-ip—Single IP address or specify start and end addresses of a range.
    • trans-source-port—Single port number or start and end port numbers of a range.
    • trans-dest-ip—Single IP address or specify start and end addresses of a range.
    • trans-dest-port—Single port number or start and end port numbers of a range.
    • type—Specify ipv4, ipv6, ipv4v6, or ipv6v4.
    • protocol—Specify tcp or udp.
    • vs-name—Specify a space-separated list of up to 8 virtual server configuration names.
    • rs-name—Specify a space-separated list of up to 8 real server configuration names.

    list

    		 List matching sessions.

    clear

    Clear the list of matching sessions.

    Clear options include:

    • l4 — l4 (lowercase "L" four) is the abbreviated form of Layer 4. Use the l4 option to clear the Layer 4 session table.

    Example

    FortiADC-VM # diagnose server-load-balance session filter 'source-ip 10.1.1.1 10.1.1.100'

    FortiADC-VM # diagnose server-load-balance session filter 'vs-name vs1 vs2'

    FortiADC-VM # diagnose server-load-balance session filter show

    filter=[flag:1000 type:0 protocol:0 service:0

    source ip range: :: - :: port range: 0 - 0

    dest ip range: :: - :: port range: 0 - 0

    trans source ip range: :: - :: port range: 0 - 0

    trans dest ip range: :: - :: port range: 0 - 0

    virtual server: vs1 vs2

    real server:]

    FortiADC-VM # diagnose server-load-balance session list

    client-ip/port virtual-server-ip/port local-ip/port real-server-ip/port protocol service state in-bytes out-bytes expire virtual-server-name real-server-name

    FortiADC-VM #

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    diagnose server-load-balance session

    diagnose server-load-balance session

    Use this command to filter and display the session table (current sessions).

    Syntax

    diagnose server-load-balance session filter {'<option>'|show|clear}

    diagnose server-load-balance session list

    diagnose server-load-balance session clear [l4]

    filter

    Create, show, or clear session list filters.

    Use multiple commands to add filters to the filter list. For example, one command to add a source-ip filter and another to add a vs-name filter.

    Put the filter expression in single quotes.

    Filter options include:

    • source-ip—Single IP address or specify start and end addresses of a range.
    • source-port—Single port number or start and end port numbers of a range.
    • dest-ip—Single IP address or specify start and end addresses of a range.
    • dest-port—Single port number or start and end port numbers of a range.
    • trans-source-ip—Single IP address or specify start and end addresses of a range.
    • trans-source-port—Single port number or start and end port numbers of a range.
    • trans-dest-ip—Single IP address or specify start and end addresses of a range.
    • trans-dest-port—Single port number or start and end port numbers of a range.
    • type—Specify ipv4, ipv6, ipv4v6, or ipv6v4.
    • protocol—Specify tcp or udp.
    • vs-name—Specify a space-separated list of up to 8 virtual server configuration names.
    • rs-name—Specify a space-separated list of up to 8 real server configuration names.

    list

    		 List matching sessions.

    clear

    Clear the list of matching sessions.

    Clear options include:

    • l4 — l4 (lowercase "L" four) is the abbreviated form of Layer 4. Use the l4 option to clear the Layer 4 session table.

    Example

    FortiADC-VM # diagnose server-load-balance session filter 'source-ip 10.1.1.1 10.1.1.100'

    FortiADC-VM # diagnose server-load-balance session filter 'vs-name vs1 vs2'

    FortiADC-VM # diagnose server-load-balance session filter show

    filter=[flag:1000 type:0 protocol:0 service:0

    source ip range: :: - :: port range: 0 - 0

    dest ip range: :: - :: port range: 0 - 0

    trans source ip range: :: - :: port range: 0 - 0

    trans dest ip range: :: - :: port range: 0 - 0

    virtual server: vs1 vs2

    real server:]

    FortiADC-VM # diagnose server-load-balance session list

    client-ip/port virtual-server-ip/port local-ip/port real-server-ip/port protocol service state in-bytes out-bytes expire virtual-server-name real-server-name

    FortiADC-VM #

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