show auto-tracking

Examples

This example shows how to display auto-tracking state on the device and all ports enabled for auto-tracking authentication:

System(rw)->show auto-tracking
Auto Tracking:                          enabled
Auto Tracking Accounting:               disabled
Enabled Ports: lag.0.6;ge.1.1-46;ge.2.1-47,101-112;tg.3.4-5,8;tg.5.1-15;ge.6.2-46;tg.6.101-104;ge.7.1-47

This example shows how to display auto-tracking agent state and configuration information for LAG 6:

System(rw)->show auto-tracking port lag.0.6
Auto Tracking:                          enabled
Port            Port State      Session TO Idle TO    Allowed    Allocated
--------------- --------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
lag.0.6         enabled         0          0          9216       9216
System(rw)->

show auto-tracking Output Display provides an explanation of the command output.

show auto-tracking Output Display

Output...	What it displays...
Auto Tracking	Auto-tracking state: enabled or disabled.
Auto Tracking Accounting	Auto-tracking accounting state: enabled or disabled.
Enabled Ports	Displays all ports enabled for auto-tracking.
Port State	Auto-tracking port state.
Session TO	Auto-tracking session time out value in seconds. If 0, the auto-tracking session timeout value defaults to the MultiAuth global session time out value as configured by set multiauth session-timeout.
Idle TO	Auto-tracking idle time out value in seconds. If 0, the auto-tracking session timeout value defaults to the MultiAuth global idle time out value as configured by set multiauth idle-timeout.
Allowed	The number of auto-tracking sessions allowed on a port.
Allocated	The number of auto-tracking session allocated using set auto-tracking port authallocated. Defaults to the number of sessions supported on the port.