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Hi

Pls advise if we have CLI cmd that record the PA box  reached max session number till now ...So I can assess if it will reach our session limited .

Thanks

Jeff Jin

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admin@PA-4020-merk(active-primary)> show session info
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Number of sessions supported:                    2097134Number of active sessions:                       0Number of active TCP sessions:                   0Number of active UDP sessions:                   0Number of active ICMP sessions:                  0Number of active BCAST sessions:                 0Number of active MCAST sessions:                 0Number of active predict sessions:               0Session table utilization:                       0%Number of sessions created since bootup:         2409                                                     Packet rate:Throughput:                                      0 kbpsNew connection establish rate:                   0 cps--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Also, knowing max sessions supported, you could also do the following which will provide real time stats


admin@PA-4020-merk(active-primary)> show system statistics

    : 2 days 17 hours 13 mins 8 secPacket rate   

    : 0/sThroughput     

    : 0 KbpsTotal active sessions :

     0Active TCP sessions

   : 0Active UDP sessions 

   : 0Active ICMP sessions  : 0

I want to know max concurrent session reached in history . if have cli cmd

thanks

I'm not aware of any commands in cli that would produce max sessions reached in a historical format. You could implement Cacti and utilize snmp to extract session utilization perhaps. Otherwise, you'd have to export tech support files and perhaps use pspad application to scour through the dp-monitor.log

4 years late, but you can get this info through ACC in 7.0 (sort one of the widgets by session and look at the graph) or through CLI:

 

show running resource-monitor

 

In the output, you will see session utilization within the last X timeframe, but indicated by percentage. 

 

<snip>

Resource utilization (%) during last 13 weeks:

session (average):

  0   0   0   0   0 

session (maximum):

  1   1   0   0   0

</snip>

 

To see what your maximum session supported count is on the firewall, you can issue this command:

admin@PA-200> show session info

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Number of sessions supported:                    65534

 

You can roughly figure out the session usage through CLI by taking the percentage of the maximum supported session number. 

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