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Diameter Statistics

 

The Diameter Statistics page displays statistics related to the local host and its peers.

Local Diameter Host Statistics

Local Diameter Host Statistics

Local host statistics include the host status and the statistics related to total number of packets and sessions.

To view the local host (server) statistics using the Web GUI:

  1. Select Diameter Configuration > Statistics > Diameter > Host.

    The Diameter Host Statistics page (Figure 186) appears.

    Figure 186: Diameter Host Statistics Page
    Diameter Host
Statistics Page
  2. Select the Diameter host entry for which you want to view the statistics from the Host list.

    The Diameter Host Statistics page (Figure 186) displays statistics for the selected Diameter host.

    Table 45 describes each statistic.

    Table 45: Local Diameter Host (Server) Statistics

    Statistic

    Meaning

    Packet Counters

    Total Packets Received

    The total number of packets received.

    Total Packets Received

    The total number of packets transmitted.

    Server Status

    The only value supported is:

    running—The server is currently running.

    Session Counters

    User Session Count

    The total number of user sessions available in the Diameter host.

    Device Session Count

    The total number of device sessions available in the Diameter host.

    Service Session Count

    The total number of service sessions available in the Diameter host.

    Total Session Count

    The sum of user, device, and service session totals.

  3. Optionally, select the Auto Refresh (seconds) check box and select a time period for refreshing the display from the drop-down list. Default value is 5 seconds.

    By default, the auto-refresh feature is disabled.

    You can click the Refresh button to refresh the display.

Diameter Peer Statistics

Diameter Peer Statistics

Statistics are collected and can be displayed for each Diameter peer.

To view Diameter peer statistics using the Web GUI:

  1. Select Diameter Configuration > Statistics > Diameter > Peers.

    The Diameter Peer Statistics page (Figure 187) appears.

    Figure 187: Diameter Peer Statistics Page
    Diameter Peer
Statistics Page
  2. Select the Diameter peer entry for which you want to view statistics from the Peer list.

    The Diameter Peer Statistics page (Figure 187) displays statistics for the selected Diameter peer.

    Table 46 describes each statistic.

    Table 46: Diameter Peer Statistics

    Statistic

    Meaning

    Control Messages

    Connection State

    Connection state of the peer’s state machine with which the server is communicating.

    1=Closed—Connection with the peer is closed.

    2=waitConnAck—Waiting for an acknowledgment from the peer.

    3=waitICea—Waiting for a Capabilities-Exchange-Answer from the peer.

    4=elect—When the peer and the server are trying to bring up the connection simultaneously, an election process begins which determines which socket remains open.

    5=waitReturns—Waiting for election returns.

    6=r-open—Responder transport connection is used for communication.

    7=i-open—Initiator transport connection is used for communication.

    8=closing—Actively closing and doing cleanup.

    State Duration

    Peer state duration, measured in centiseconds.

    Failed Connects

    If there is no transport connection with a peer, this is the number of times the server attempts to connect to that peer. This value is reset on disconnection.

    Watchdog State

    1=okay—Indicates that the connection is presumed working.

    2=suspect—Indicates that the connection is possibly congested or down.

    3=down—The peer is no longer reachable, causing the transport connection to be shutdown.

    4=reopen—Three watchdog messages are exchanged with accepted round trip times, and the connection to the peer is considered stabilized.

    Watchdog Timer

    The interval between watchdog events.

    Transport Failures

    Number of unexpected transport failures.

    Disconnect Cause

    The last cause for a peer’s disconnection:

    rebooting—A scheduled reboot is imminent.

    busy—The peer's internal resources are constrained, and it has determined that the transport connection needs to be shutdown.

    doNotWantToTalk—The peer has determined that it does not see a need for the transport connection to exist, since it does not expect any messages to be exchanged in the foreseeable future.

    electionLost—The peer has determined that it has lost the election process and has therefore disconnected the transport connection.

    Disconnect By

    Identifies who initiated the disconnect:

    host—The server initiated the disconnect.

    peer—The peer with which the server was connected initiated the disconnect.

    Diameter Base Messages

    Abort Session

    Req In

    Number of Abort-Session-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Abort-Session-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Abort-Session-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Abort-Session-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Accounting

    Req In

    Number of Accounting-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Accounting-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Accounting-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Accounting-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Req Dropped

    Number of Accounting-Request messages dropped by the peer.

    Capability Exchange

    Req In

    Number of Capabilities-Exchange-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Capabilities-Exchange-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Capabilities-Exchange-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Capabilities-Exchange-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Device Watchdog

    Req In

    Number of Device-Watchdog-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Device-Watchdog-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Device-Watchdog-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Device-Watchdog-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Disconnect Peer

    Req In

    Number of Disconnect-Peer-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Disconnect-Peer-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Disconnect-Peer-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Disconnect-Peer-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Re-Auth

    Req In

    Number of Re-Auth-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Re-Auth-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Re-Auth-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Re-Auth-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Session Termination

    Req In

    Number of Session-Termination-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Session-Termination-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Session-Termination-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Session-Termination-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Authentication/Authorization

    AA

    Req In

    Number of AA-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of AA-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of AA-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of AA-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Req Dropped

    Number of AA-Request messages dropped by the peer.

    EAP

    Req In

    Number of Diameter-EAP-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Diameter-EAP-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Diameter-EAP-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Diameter-EAP-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Req Drop

    Number of Diameter-EAP-Request messages dropped by the peer.

    SWx Messages

    Multimedia Auth

    Req In

    Number of Multimedia-Authentication-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Multimedia-Authentication-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Multimedia-Authentication-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Multimedia-Authentication-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Server Assignment

    Req In

    Number of Server Assignment-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Server Assignment-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Server Assignment-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Server Assignment-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Push Profile

    Req In

    Number of Push Profile-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Push Profile-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Push Profile-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Push-Profile-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Registration Termination

    Req In

    Number of Registration-Termination-Request messages received from the peer.

    Req Out

    Number of Registration-Termination-Request messages sent to the peer.

    Ans In

    Number of Registration-Termination-Answer messages received from the peer.

    Ans Out

    Number of Registration-Termination-Answer messages sent to the peer.

    Failure Messages

    Malformed Requests

    Number of malformed Diameter packets received from the peer.

    Unknown Packets

    Number of Diameter packets of unknown type which were received from the peer.

    Permanent Failures

    Number of permanent failures returned to peer.

    Protocol Errors

    Number of protocol errors returned to peer, not including redirects.

    Transient Failures

    Number of transient failures.

  3. Optionally, select the Auto Refresh (seconds) check box and select a time period for refreshing the display from the drop-down list. Default value is 5 seconds.

    By default, the auto-refresh feature is disabled.

    You can click the Refresh button to refresh the display.