show statistics

Displays information about specified internal operating system processes.

show statistics 
 
	<process> 
 
	[ detail ]
 
	[ avoid ]
 
	[ <slot> | all ] 
 
	[ diagnose ] 
 
	[ | { include | exclude | begin } <exp> ]
 

• process--name of the internal process; can be one of:
• am-measurer--active-measurement process on a USTAT module
• am-scheduler--active-measurement process on the engine module
• dm-listener--decision-maker listener process on the engine module
• dmaker--decision-maker process on the engine module
• edgestats--user-traffic-test process on a USTAT module
• efc--endpoint collection process on the EFC module
• event-manager--Event Manager process on the management module
• link-monitor--SNMP polling process
• logging--logging process on any module
• monitor--monitor (SPAN listener) process on the EFC module
• slot--chassis number in which the module of interest is installed
• exp--a regular expression, to be used as a filter
• url--destination for output

Must have privileged-level access.

The show statistics command displays data related to a specified CNA operating-system process.

For additional options available to you for dmaker process output, see the show statistics dmaker command description.

You can only use the detail keyword with the dmaker and efc processes.

Use the slot argument or the keyword all only for processes that can reside on multiple modules, such as USTAT-based processes or logging. Engine module process do not take a module-position argument.

The keyword avoid is valid only with the am-measurer process; use it to display a list of addresses that are not to be probed, either because you have named them as arguments to the active-measurement traceprobe avoid address (discontinued) command or because they have returned an ICMP Administratively Unreachable message.

The keyword diagnose is valid only with the am-measurer and am-measurer processes; use it to display diagnostic statistics captured with the diagnose probe command.

You can pipe the command through one of the following filters:

• include--display all lines in the show statistics output which contain a match to the specified regular expression
• exclude--display all lines in the show statistics output except those which contain a match to the specified regular expression
• begin--display all lines in the show statistics output beginning with the first match to the specified regular expression

The vertical-line pipe character is required when a filter is used:

CNA# show statistics am-measurer | include Restart
 
Restart Time (Since Epoch): 1031084562
 
Restart Time: Tue Sep  3 13:22:42 2002
 
Restart Time (Since Epoch): 1031084571
 
Restart Time: Tue Sep  3 13:22:51 2002
 

You can send the output to a remote file location, by piping the display to a remote URL (leading > required). See the copy command for URL syntax.