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niantic_stats

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This command is used to show or clear the statistics related to packets and bytes for the NIC ports in the NS-series Sensors. In Virtual IPS Sensors, it shows or clears the statistics related to packets and bytes for the monitoring ports. This command is primarily used for debugging purposes.

The port numbers used here are internal NIC port numbers. So, the user should have a fair understanding of the internal NIC port mapping to be able to work with this command.

Note

  • If you observe any errors or memory allocation failures (RX-nombuf errs) in the niantic_stats show command output, you must tune the packet capture filters.

  • The queue level statistics are not shown in the niantic_stats show command output for NS9600, NS9500, and NS7500.

Syntax:

niantic_stats <show|clr><<0-n>|all>

Parameter

Description

show

Shows the packets and bytes statistics for the NIC ports

clr

Clears the packets and bytes statistics for the NIC ports

n

  • For 3100, 3200, 5100, 5200, 7100, 7150, 7250, and 7350 Sensors, the port numbers range from integer values 0 to 1.

  • For 3500, 7200, 7300, and 7500 Sensors, the port numbers range from integer values 0 to 3.

  • For 3600 Sensors, the port numbers range from integer values 0 to 13.

  • For 7600 Sensors, the port numbers range from integer values 0 to 7.

  • For 9100, 9200, 9300 Sensors, the port numbers range from integer values 0 to 15.

  • For 9500 Sensor, the port numbers range from integer values 0 to 11.

  • For 9600 Sensor, the port numbers range from integer values 0 to 15.

  • For IPS-VM600 and IPS-VM5000 Sensors, the port numbers range from integer values 0 to 5 and they directly map to the monitoring ports.

all

Either shows or clears the statistics for all the NIC ports

Sample Output:

IntruDbg#> niantic_stats show 4

Writing in PID 49929

EAL: ######################## NIC statistics for port 4 ########################

EAL: TX-packets: 780622 TX-errors : 0 TX-bytes : 87428520

EAL: RX-packets: 26 RX-errors : 0 RX-bytes : 2652

EAL: RX-crcerrs: 0 RX-nombuf errs: 0 RX-missed: 0

EAL: RX-lenerrs: 0 RX-rucerrs : 0 RX-roc : 0

EAL: Q0 RX-pkts: 26 RX-bytes : 2652 RX-drop : 0

EAL: Q0 TX-pkts: 546448 TX-bytes : 59015240

EAL: Q1 RX-pkts: 0 RX-bytes : 0 RX-drop : 0

EAL: Q1 TX-pkts: 78059 TX-bytes : 8430372

EAL: Q2 RX-pkts: 0 RX-bytes : 0 RX-drop : 0

EAL: Q2 TX-pkts: 78058 TX-bytes : 8430264

EAL: Q3 RX-pkts: 0 RX-bytes : 0 RX-drop : 0

EAL: Q3 TX-pkts: 78057 TX-bytes : 8430156

EAL: Q4 RX-pkts: 0 RX-bytes : 0 RX-drop : 0

EAL: Q4 TX-pkts: 0 TX-bytes : 0

EAL: ############################################################################

Applicable to:

NS-series and Virtual IPS Sensors