pdp

Description These commands control and monitor the PDP process.

Syntax # pdp [command]... <parameter>

Parameter	Description
`<none>`	Display available options for this command and exit
`debug`	Control debug messages
`tracker`	Tracker options
`connections`	pdp connections information
`network`	pdp network information
`status`	pdp status information
`control`	pdp control commands
`monitor`	Display monitoring data
`update`	Recalculate users and computers group membership (deleted accounts will not be updated)
`ad`	Operations related to AD Query
`timers`	Show pdp timers information
`nested_groups`	Nested groups configuration
`auth`	Authentication or authorization options
`ifmap`	Monitor or control IFMAP

pdp monitor

Description Lets you monitor the status of connected sessions. You may perform varied queries according to the usage below to get the output you are interested in.

Syntax # pdp monitor <parameter> <option>

Parameter	Description
`all`	Display information for all connected sessions
`user <user name>`	Display session information for the given user name
`ip <IP address>`	Display session information for the given IP address
`machine <computer name>`	Display session information for the given computer name
`mad`	Display all sessions that relate to a managed asset (i.e. all sessions that successfully performed computer authentication)
`client_type [unknown\|portal\|"Identity Agent"\|"AD Query"]`	Display all sessions connecting via the given client type Possible client types are: Unknown - User was identified by an unknown source Portal - User was identified by the Captive Portal Identity Agent - User/computer was identified by an Identity Awareness Agent AD Query - User was identified by AD Query
`groups <group name>`	Display all sessions of users / computers that are members of the given group name
`cv_ge <version>`	Display all sessions that are connected with a client version that is higher than (or equal to) the given version
`cv_le <version>`	Display all sessions that are connected via a client version that is lower than (or equal to) the given version.
`s_port`	print sessions filtered by assigned source port (MUH sessoins only)

Example

pdp monitor ip 192.0.2.1

Shows the connected user behind the given IP address (192.0.2.1).

Note - The last field "Published " indicates whether the session information was already published to the Gateway PEPs whose IP addresses are listed.

pdp connections

Description These commands assist in monitoring and synchronizing the communication between the PDP and the PEP.

Syntax pdp connections <argument>

Argument	Description
`pep`	Shows the connection status of all the PEPs that should be updated by the current PDP
`ts`	Shows a list of terminal servers that are connected
`ifmap`	Shows a list of the active IFMAP sessions