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Unable to see Current connection output of DOS Statistics.

L2 Linker

Bellow are the output.

 

PA-FW1 vsys4(active)> show dos-protection rule internet statistics

Rule: VDI-to-internet, idx: 0, id: 2
Classified profile: DOS-Classified
Classification Criteria: destination-only
Action: protect
Log Forwarding profile: default


Classified profile: DOS-Classified
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
tcp-syn
current: 0, dropped: 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
udp
current: 0, dropped: 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
icmp
current: 0, dropped: 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
other-ip
current: 0, dropped: 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
icmpv6
current: 0, dropped: 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
sessions
current: 990, dropped: 0
ip tracked: 2, ip blocked: 0
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

My i know how i will see the value of udp,icmp etc.

 

Lots of of tcp session is showing In session filter of destination ip which has called in DOS rule.

RK
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Cyber Elite
Cyber Elite

how did you configure the DOS rule ?

Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

L1 Bithead

 Friends,

I have the same problem and can't find an answer for a couple of days.

I can show my configuration, maybe someone will tell me what to do next.

DOS Profile:

Alex_Kras_0-1617370962470.png

DOS rule:

Alex_Kras_1-1617371052395.png

Trying to run a several "ping" commands from two different sources (3 icmp form one source and 4 from the second source)

CLI shows me this result:

Spoiler

show dos-protection rule "Test DOS Protection" statistics

 

Rule: Test DOS Protection, idx: 0, id: 1

  Classified profile: Test_DOS

  Classification Criteria: source-and-destination

  Action: protect

  Log Forwarding profile: 

 

 

Classified profile: Test_DOS

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

  tcp-syn

   current:             0,      dropped:             0

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

  udp

   current:             0,      dropped:             0

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

  icmp

   current:             0,      dropped:            69

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

  other-ip

   current:             0,      dropped:             0

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

  icmpv6

   current:             0,      dropped:             0

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

  sessions

   current:          32,      dropped:             0

   ip tracked:         18,      ip blocked:          0

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

Yes, it shows me dropped packets. But my guess is that I should see 3 icmp in the current section as I am constantly using these 3 pings which do not exceed the limit specified in the DOS profile.

 

 

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