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how to get number of S-S tunnel established on the the firewall? And its details..

L4 Transporter

Hi All,

how to get number of S-S tunnel established on the the firewall? And its details..along with the IP address utilizing tunnel.

Regards,

Gururaj

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L4 Transporter

>show vpn flow

>show vpn flow tunnel-id <id> - will give the details.

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L4 Transporter

>show vpn flow

>show vpn flow tunnel-id <id> - will give the details.

L5 Sessionator

To list the number of Active Tunnels using CLI :

> show vpn flow

>show vpn flow tunnel-id <id>

Exhibit:

=======

> show vpn flow

total tunnels configured:                                     1

filter - type IPSec, state any

total IPSec tunnel configured:                                1

total IPSec tunnel shown:                                     1

id    name                  state      monitor      local-ip        peer-ip         tunnel-i/f

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

2     test                  active     off          10.66.24.21     10.66.24.70     tunnel

> show vpn flow tunnel-id 2

tunnel  test

        id:                     2

        type:                   IPSec

        gateway id:             1

        local ip:               10.66.24.21

        peer ip:                10.66.24.70

        inner interface:        tunnel

        outer interface:        ethernet1/3

        state:                  active

        session:                123929

        tunnel mtu:             1428

        lifetime remain:        expiring

        latest rekey:           1 seconds ago

        monitor:                off

        monitor packets seen:   0

        monitor packets reply:  0

        en/decap context:       231

        local spi:              8F912DE5

        remote spi:             BC287800

        key type:               auto key

        protocol:               ESP

        auth algorithm:         SHA1

        enc  algorithm:         AES128

        proxy-id local ip:      0.0.0.0/0

        proxy-id remote ip:     0.0.0.0/0

        proxy-id protocol:      0

        proxy-id local port:    0

        proxy-id remote port:   0

        anti replay check:      yes

        copy tos:               no

        authentication errors:  0

        decryption errors:      0

        inner packet warnings:  0

        replay packets:         394

        packets received

          when lifetime expired:0

          when lifesize expired:0

        sending sequence:       0

        receive sequence:       0

        encap packets:          1301

        decap packets:          4253

        encap bytes:            135176

        decap bytes:            456840

        key acquire requests:   9236

Is it possible to get at least some information through GUI? ex: encap & decap packets, Total number of users etc

Regards,

Gururaj

Nope.

L4 Transporter

You can only view the configured parameters and logs in the system logs regarding the tunnels in the GUI.

L5 Sessionator

Hi,

Try https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/docs/DOC-4581 and if you want to dev add-on ... feel free to do and share 🙂

Hope help

V.

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