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Routing Monitor

Use the routing monitor to show summary information about routes on the Gaia system.

Related Topics

Monitoring Routes - WebUI

Monitoring Routes - CLI (show route)

Monitoring the Routing Daemon - CLI (show routed)

Monitoring the Multicast Forwarding Cache - CLI (show mfc)

Monitoring Routes - WebUI

To show the routes on the Gaia system using the WebUI:

  1. In the tree view, click Advanced Routing > Routing Monitor.
  2. Optional: In the Filter Protocols column, select the protocol whose routes you want to see. Shift-click to select multiple items.

Monitoring Routes - CLI (show route)

Use these commands to show information about active, inactive or all (both active and inactive) routes on your system for BGP, OSPF and RIP protocols:

show route
   rip
   bgp <aspath | communities | detailed | metrics | suppressed>
   inactive <bgp | rip>
   all <bgp | rip | ospf>

Use these commands to show information about active, inactive, or all routes on your system for OSPF:

show route
   ospf
   inactive ospf
   all ospf 

Use these commands to show information about active, inactive and all aggregate routes on your system:

show route
   aggregate
   inactive aggregate
   all aggregate 

Use these commands to show additional information about routes on your system:

show route
   all
   all direct
   all static
   all kernel
   direct
   inactive
   inactive direct
   inactive static
   inactive kernel
   kernel
   static
   summary
   destination ip_address
   exact ip_prefix
   less‑specific ip_prefix
   more‑specific ip_prefix

Monitoring the Routing Daemon - CLI (show routed)

Use the following commands to view general information recorded by the Gaia routing daemon (routed).

show routed
   memory
   resources
   krt
   version 

Parameter

Description

memory

Show the memory usage of the routing daemon, for each routing protocol running on the system.

  • Total memory usage.
  • Memory used by each routing protocol.
  • MFC‑ memory used for the multicast forwarding cache (MFC).
  • Core ‑ memory used by routed for internal purposes.

resources

Show the following system information:

  • Total uptime
  • Total user time
  • Total system time
  • Page faults
  • Page reclaims
  • File system writes
  • File system reads
  • Message writes
  • Message reads
  • Signals received
  • Total swaps
  • Voluntary context switches
  • Involuntary context switches

krt

Show statistical information about the messages sent and received on the raw sockets between the kernel and routed.

  • KRT interface message count
  • KRT interface message length
  • KRT route message count (rx)
  • KRT route message length (rx)
  • KRT route message count (tx)
  • KRT route message length (tx)
  • KRT route adds
  • KRT route changes
  • KRT route deletes

version

Shows the following system information:

  • routed version
  • System start time
  • Current time
  • System uptime

Monitoring the Multicast Forwarding Cache - CLI (show mfc)

Use the following commands to see information about multicast forwarding cache (MFC) on your system.

show mfc
   cache
   summary
   interface
   orpans
   stats 

Parameter

Description

cache

Shows MFC state information.

summary

Shows the following MFC state information:

  • Number of interfaces enabled
  • Number of cache entries
  • Kernel forwarding entry limit
  • Number of kernel forwarding entries
  • Cache entry average lifetime
  • Prune average lifetime
  • Cache age cycle
  • Data rate update interval
  • Multicast protocol (instance)

interface

Shows MFC interface state information.

orphans

Shows MFC orphan state information.

stats

Shows various information about the following MFC properties:

  • Resolve task summary
  • Resolve requests
  • RPF failure notifications
  • MFC maintenance
 
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