show memory
Use the following command to see the NETServer’s DRAM memory utilization:
show memory
The information you see might look something like this:
System memory 2097152 bytes - 1457952 used, 639200 available
Free blocks (block_size:count): 4096:1 1152:0 640:0 80:7 160:1 48:5 128:0 32:8 System nbufs 800 created - 20 used, 780 available
(27 maximum used, 0 underflows) System netqueues 174 available, 172 min. available
show netconns
This summarizes of all active connections to the NETServer, providing information on network use, IP socket allocation, and so on.
show netconns
The information you see might look something like this:
Hnd | Port | Local Address | Foreign Address | (state) | ||
4 | net | 0 | 0 | 0ae31e03.1643 | 00000000.0 | SPX LISTEN |
3 | net | 0 | 0 | 192.77.206.57.1643 | 0.0.0.0.0 | LISTEN |
1 | s9 | 0 | 0 | 192.77.206.57.520 | 0.0.0.0.0 | UDP |
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Hnd | The |
| You can reset an active connection by typing |
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| reset n<handle #> |
Port | The port through which the connection has |
| been established. |
How many packets are in the ptp connection’s | |
| receive queue. |
How many packets are in the ptp connection’s | |
| send queue. |
Local Address | The local port address that is a part of the ptp |
| connection. |