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08-04-2019
08:47 PM
07-31-2019
11:04 PM
Hi - we have experienced an issue where users in a certain zone were having intermittent problems accessing the internet. We speculated that there could be a NAT issue, and the pool might be full, or translations just werent working. The pool is large and it shouldn't be fillling up. As a troubleshooting step, we enabled overload / DIPP on the NAT rule, and the issue appeared resolved. When we use the CLI command; show running ippool | match <Pool_Name> we can see that even though there is NAT addressing available, the Overload/DIPP address is being used. Is this expected behaviour? We are only around <50% utilization of the pool? I know i can raise a support case, but was interested if anyone has thoughts on why this would happen. Any further troubleshooting steps that i could take to work out what is going on here? Thanks in advance for any thoughts on this.
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07-31-2019
10:50 PM
Thanks for the advice - i'll consider adding a vote to that FR
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07-29-2019
10:30 PM
Is there any option for the 'show session all' command to act like log tail / stay active? ie - it would be good / useful with troubleshooting to see new sessions that match the filter, to be appended to the existing output, rather than re-running the command and looking for new lines that have appeared. Failing that, some othere CLI way to achieve that same effect. Thanks !
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