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Monitor

This command will allow the monitoring of packet flow. The command structure will first create a session, configure monitoring filters, start it, and delete it when finished.

Note 1: * = required parameter
Note 2: **ne - Substitute olt for ne on the OLT2/OIU2 command lines.

Command Path - >ne monitor session
Command Path - >olt monitor session
Command - monitor
Object - session
Actions -
- session - packet monitor commands create, delete, edit, start, stop, show, status, and statistics
  - create - create packet monitor
    - *session-ID - session ID number
      - 1-128
  - delete - delete packet monitor
    - *session-ID - session ID number
      - *confirm - explicit confirmation to allow delete
  - STATisticS - display packet monitor status
    - *session-ID - session ID number
  - status - display packet monitor status
    - *session-ID - session ID number

Create and show a session

From the ESUx> command line, input **ne monitor session create session-ID=123, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:
ESUx> **ne monitor session show session-ID=33 <enter> ESUx> _

From the ESUx> command line, input **ne monitor session show session-ID=123, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:

ESUx> **ne monitor session show session-ID=123 <enter>

| Packet Monitor Configuration                                    |
|=================================================================|
| Session ID           : 33                                       |
| User Label           : CONFIG-PKTMON-123                         |
| Type                 : Count                                    |
| Admin State          : enabled                                  |
| Source(s)            : NET1                                     |
| Schedule                                                        |
|   Start              : on-demand                                |
|   Stop               : on-demand                                |
| Filter                                                          |
|   Specification                                                 |
|   Packet Size(s)     : unrestricted                             |
|=================================================================|

ESUx> _

Display status of a session

From the ESUx> command line, input **ne monitor session status session-ID=123, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:

ESUx> **ne monitor session status session-ID=123 <enter>

| Packet Monitor Status                              |
|======|======|=========|===========|================|
| Sesn |      |         |           |                |
| ID   | Type | Adm/Opr | Run State | Duration       |
|======|======|=========|===========|================|
|   123 |  cnt |  ena/dn |       n/a |            n/a |
|======|======|=========|===========|================|

ESUx> _

Display statistics of a session

From the ESUx> command line, input **ne monitor session statistics session-ID=123, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:

ESUx> **ne monitor session statistics session-ID=123 <enter>

| Packet Monitor Statistics                   |
|======|============|============|============|
|      |            | Recent     | Average    |
| Sesn | Total      | Packets    | Packets    |
| ID   | Packets    | Per Second | Per Second |
|======|============|============|============|
|   123 |          0 |          0 |          0 |
|======|============|============|============|

ESUx> _

Delete a session

From the ESUx> command line, input **ne monitor session delete session-ID=123, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:
ESUx> **ne monitor session delete session-ID=123 <enter> explicit confirmation required [Y] : y ESUx> _

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