asg_ifconfig
This command is supported only on these:
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Notes:
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Description
Collects traffic statistics from all or a specified range of Security Group Members.
The combined output shows the traffic distribution between Security Group Members and their interfaces (calculated during a certain period).
The "asg_ifconfig
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This is the default setting. When you do not specify the " However, the output shows statistics for all interfaces on all Security Group Members, and for interfaces on the local Security Group Member. |
Analyze |
Shows accumulated traffic information and traffic distribution between Security Group Members. |
Banalyze |
Shows accumulated traffic information and traffic distribution between interfaces. |
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Note - The parameters " You cannot specify them in the same command. |
Syntax
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Note - To run this command continuously, use " |
Parameters
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Shows the built-in help. |
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Applies to Security Group Members as specified by the
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Specifies the name of the interface. |
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Shows accumulated traffic information and traffic distribution between the Security Group Members. Use the " |
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Shows accumulated traffic information and traffic distribution between the interfaces. Use the " By default, the traffic distribution table is not sorted. You can use these parameters to sort the traffic distribution table:
For example, if you sort with the "
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Delay, in seconds, between data samples. Default: 5 seconds. |
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Shows total traffic volume. By default (without " |
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Verbose mode. Shows detailed information of each interface and the accumulated traffic information |
Examples

This example shows the total traffic sent and received by the interface eth2-01
for all Security Group Members on the Active Site 1.
By default, the output shows the average traffic volume per second.

This example shows:
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The accumulated and detailed traffic volume statistics for the interface
eth2-Sync
for each Security Group Member. -
The total for all Security Group Members.
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The traffic distribution for each Security Group Member.
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The "
-a
" option shows the total traffic volume instead of the average volume per second.

This example shows:
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The accumulated and detailed traffic volume statistics for the interface
eth2-Sync
on each Security Group Member. -
The total on each Security Group Member.
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The traffic distribution on each Security Group Member.
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The "
-a
" option shows the total traffic volume instead of the average volume per second.