Memory Resources for Each Virtual Device

Use the fw vsx mstat command to show the memory that each Virtual Device uses. Use the -vs parameter to show only some of the Virtual Devices.

You can also use these parameters for more data:

unit - Change the memory measurement unit shown in the command output.
sort - Sort the results according to the Virtual Devices that use the most memory and limit the display to the specified number of results.

Syntax

fw vsx mstat [-vs <VSID>] [unit <Unit>] [sort <Number>]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
`-vs`	Shows the memory usage of the specified Virtual Devices.
`<`VSID`>`	The ID of the Virtual Device. To show multiple devices: Put a space between each VSID: `-vs 1 3 5` List a range of VSIDs: `-vs 1-4` Note - You can combine VSID ranges together with single VSIDs.
`unit`	Change the memory measurement unit shown in the command output.
`<`Measure`>`	The memory measurement unit. The default value is megabytes. The values are: `B` - bytes `K`, `KB` - kilobytes `M`, `MB` - megabytes (default) `G`, `GB` - gigabytes
`sort`	Sort the results according to the Virtual Devices that use the most memory.
`<`Number`>`	Enter the maximum number of Virtual Devices to be shown. Only those Virtual Devices that use the most memory are shown. Use `all` to show all Virtual Devices.

Example (both commands will show the same results)

# fw vsx mstat -vs 0 1 3 5-8 unit MB sort 5

# fw vsx mstat sort 5

Example output

VSX Memory Status

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Memory Total: 997.22 MB

Memory Free: 232.56 MB

Swap Total: 2047.34 MB

Swap Free: 2047.16 MB

Swap-in rate: 0.00 MB

VSID | Memory Consumption

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0 | 133.50 MB

8 | 92.41 MB

3 | 43.81 MB

6 | 42.47 MB

1 | 42.47 MB