Monitoring SRC Client Connection Status

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JUNOSe 9.1.x Broadband Access Configuration Guide > Monitoring and Troubleshooting Remote Access > Monitoring SRC Client Connection Status
Monitoring SRC Client Connection Status

Purpose

Display the current status of the SRC client connection to the SAEs. The command output refers to the SRC client by its former name, SSC client.

Action

To display the status of the SRC client connection:
host1#show sscc info
The SSC Client is currently unconnected
The SSC Client configured servers are:
        Primary: 10.10.2.2:3
        Secondary: 0.0.0.0:0
        Tertiary: 0.0.0.0:0
        Local Source: FastEthernet 0/0, Local Source Address: 10.13.5.61
        The configured transport router is: default
        The configured retry timer is (seconds): 90
        The connection state is: NoConnection 
 SSC Client Statistics:
        Policy Commands received   0
        Policy Commands(List)      0
        Policy Commands(Acct)      0
        Bad Policy Cmds received   0
        Error Policy Cmds received 0
        Policy Reports sent        0
        Connection Open requests   0
        Connection Open completed  0
        Connection Closed sent     0
        Connection Closed remotely 0
        Create Interfaces sent     0
        Delete Interfaces sent     0
        Active IP Interfaces       2
        IP Interface Transitions   0
        Synchronizes received      0
        Synchronize Complete sent  0
        Internal Errors            0
        Communication Errors       0
        Tokens Seen                0
        Active Tokens              0
        Token Transitions          0
        Token Creates Sent         0
        Token Deletes Sent         0
        Active Addresses           0
        Address Transitions        0
        Create Addresses Sent      0
        Delete Addresses Sent      0
        Authentication Successes   0
        Authentication Failures    0
Meaning

Table 30 lists the show sscc info command output fields.

Table 30: show sscc info Output Fields

Field Name

Field Description

The SSC client configured servers

IP addresses of the primary, secondary, and tertiary SAEs

Local Source

Fixed source interface for the TCP/COPS connection

Local Source Address

Fixed source address for the TCP/COPS connection

The configured transport router is

Router on which is TCP/COPS connection is established

The configured retry timer is (seconds)

Delay period the client waits for a response from the SAE before submitting request again

The connection state is

Current state of the TCP/COPS connection

SSC Client Statistics

Statistics about the connection between the SRC client and SAE

Policy Commands received—Number of policy commands received on the SRC client connection

Policy Commands(List)—Number of Policy Commands with subtype List

Policy Commands(Acct)—Number of Policy Commands with subtype Accounting

Bad Policy Cmds received—Number of Policy Commands received with bad policies

Error Policy Cmds received—Number of Policy Commands received with errors

Policy Reports sent—Number of Policy Reports sent

Connection Open requests—Number of connections the SRC client has tried to open with a remote SAE

Connection Open completed—Number of connections successfully open to the SAE

Connection Closed sent—Number of connections the SRC client has closed

Connection Closed remotely—Number of connections that were closed by the remote SAE

Create Interfaces sent—Number of create interface indications sent to the SAE

Delete Interfaces sent—Number of delete interface indications sent to the SAE

Active IP Interfaces—Current number of active IP interfaces the SRC client is aware of

IP Interface Transitions—Number of IP interface transitions logged by the SRC client

Synchronizes received—Number of synchronization requests the SRC client received from the SAE

Synchronize Complete sent—Number of synchronization complete indications sent

Internal Errors—Number of internal errors

Communication Errors—Number of errors with lower-layer communications (such as socket errors)

Related Topics

show sscc info command

Field Name	Field Description
The SSC client configured servers	IP addresses of the primary, secondary, and tertiary SAEs
Local Source	Fixed source interface for the TCP/COPS connection
Local Source Address	Fixed source address for the TCP/COPS connection
The configured transport router is	Router on which is TCP/COPS connection is established
The configured retry timer is (seconds)	Delay period the client waits for a response from the SAE before submitting request again
The connection state is	Current state of the TCP/COPS connection
SSC Client Statistics	Statistics about the connection between the SRC client and SAE Policy Commands received—Number of policy commands received on the SRC client connection Policy Commands(List)—Number of Policy Commands with subtype List Policy Commands(Acct)—Number of Policy Commands with subtype Accounting Bad Policy Cmds received—Number of Policy Commands received with bad policies Error Policy Cmds received—Number of Policy Commands received with errors Policy Reports sent—Number of Policy Reports sent Connection Open requests—Number of connections the SRC client has tried to open with a remote SAE Connection Open completed—Number of connections successfully open to the SAE Connection Closed sent—Number of connections the SRC client has closed Connection Closed remotely—Number of connections that were closed by the remote SAE Create Interfaces sent—Number of create interface indications sent to the SAE Delete Interfaces sent—Number of delete interface indications sent to the SAE Active IP Interfaces—Current number of active IP interfaces the SRC client is aware of IP Interface Transitions—Number of IP interface transitions logged by the SRC client Synchronizes received—Number of synchronization requests the SRC client received from the SAE Synchronize Complete sent—Number of synchronization complete indications sent Internal Errors—Number of internal errors Communication Errors—Number of errors with lower-layer communications (such as socket errors)

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