show ip slb sticky

Use this command to display IPv4 server load balancing active sticky connections.

Syntax

show ip slb sticky {match sip sport dip dport [detail]| id id | summary}

Parameters

match sip sport dip dport Display sticky entries matching the specified source ip address, source IP port, destination IP address and destination port. Using the '*' character for any match field means match any for that field.
detail (Optional) Display a detailed level of information for the match option.
id id Displays the sticky entry information for the specified ID.
summary Displays all sticky entries summary information.

Defaults

If detail is not specified for the match option, a standard level of information will display.

Mode

All command modes.

Examples

This example shows how to display all server load balancing active sticky connections.

System(rw)->show ip slb sticky summary
LSNAT Sticky Summary
Id     Source          Destination           Bindings   Hits
------------------------------------------------------------------
65520  1.0.0.5         5.5.5.1:80            5229       5229
65521  1.0.0.5         5.5.5.2:80            5229       5229
65522  1.0.0.4         5.5.5.1:80            5236       5236
65523  1.0.0.4         5.5.5.2:80            5237       5237
65532  1.0.0.3         5.5.5.2:80            0          7856
65533  1.0.0.2         5.5.5.2:80            0          7857
65534  1.0.0.3         5.5.5.1:80            0          7885
65535  1.0.0.2         5.5.5.1:80            0          7885
Number of entries displayed: 8
System(rw)->

This example show how to display SLB active sticky connections for ID 65520:

System(rw)->show ip slb sticky id 65520
Id:                65520 (SIP,DIP,DPORT)
Addresses:
 Source:            1.0.0.5
 Destination:       5.5.5.1:80
Vserver:           http-lsnat44
Serverfarm:        http-farm
Real Server:       2.0.0.2:51
Hits:              5363
Created Date:      MON JUL 16 16:41:51 2012
Expire Date:       MON JUL 16 19:17:36 2012  (Timeout: 7200s)
Current Bindings:  5363
System(rw)->