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Show NAC Commands

The show nac command is used to display current information about the NAC.

CLI> show nac

cache

(Displaying the NAC Cache Contents)

parameters

(Displaying the NAC Parameters)

server

(Displaying the NAC Server Information)

statistics

(Displaying the NAC Statistics)


Configuration of these parameters is described in detail in the following paragraphs:

Displaying the NAC Cache Contents

To display the cache contents, enter:

CLI> show nac cache operational table

A typical display is shown below:

EgressString

: "11"

ServerIPAddress

: "127.0.0.1"

DNA

: "[x121]30218114574000"

Type

: learned

NumOfTimeAccessed

: 1

EntryVipAddress

: 200.212.1.1


EgressString

: "123"

ServerIPAddress

: "127.0.0.1"

DNA

: "[x121]30218114579200"

Type

: static

NumOfTimeAccessed

: 0

EntryVipAddress

: 200.211.1.1


EgressString

: "2345"

ServerIPAddress

: "127.0.0.1"

DNA

: "[x121]30218114579200"

Type

: static

NumOfTimeAccessed

: 2

EntryVipAddress

: 200.210.1.1


EgressString

The telephone number located at the DNA address.

ServerIPAddress

The IP address of the NAS server.

DNA

The DNA address where the telephone number is located.

Type

learned: cache entry was obtained from the NAS server.

static: cache entry was entered by the user.

NumOfTimeAccessed

The number of times this telephone address has been accessed from the local cache.


Displaying the NAC Parameters

To display the previously set NAC parameters enter:

CLI> show nac parameters

A typical display is shown below:

AddrResolveRetries

: 3 (operational)

: 3 (configured)

AddrResolveTimeOut

: 5 (operational)

: 5 (configured)

CacheStatus

: enabled (operational)

: enabled (configured)

NumOfCacheEntries

: 1000 (operational)

: 1000 (configured)

CustomerId

: 1 (operational)

: 1 (configured)


Description of Displayed NAC Parameters

AddrResolveRetries

Number of attempts made to resolve the DNA address of a telephone number

AddrResolveTimeOut

Number of times the timer expired before the DNA address was resolved

CacheStatus

Whether or not the cache is enabled

NumOfCacheEntries

The memory size of the cache

CustomerId

The number of the customer group shared by the local Passport 4400 unit with other clients


Displaying the NAC Server Information

To display tabular information about the associated server, enter:

CLI> show nac server operational table

A typical display is shown below:

IPAddress

: "127.0.0.1"

Name

: "my server"

AvailStatus

: available

Status

: enabled

HelloTime

: 30

Type

: primary

RegisterCount

: 1

Hello1Count

: 3

Hello2Count

: 1

Hello3Count

: 0

RequestCount

: 1

ResolvedCount

: 1

NotFoundCount

: 0

TimeoutCount

: 0


Description of Displayed NAC Server Parameters

IPAddress

The IP address of the server.

Name

The name selected for the server.

AvailStatus

Whether or not the server is available.

Status

Whether or not the server is enabled.

HelloTime

The time (in seconds) between notifications from the local unit to the server of its presence as an active unit

Type

Whether this server is primary or secondary.

RegisterCount

Number of times this NAC was registered with the server.

Hello1Count

Number of Level 1 Hello counts received by the server. Level 1 is a keep-alive, status-quo indication.

Hello2Count

Number of Level 2 Hello counts received by the server. Level 2 indicates a change in the status quo in NAC, such as "the unit has just rebooted."

Hello3Count

Number of Level 3 Hello counts received by the server. Level 3 requests a response from the server.

RequestCount

Number of address resolution requests made by the voice application to the server.

ResolvedCount

Number of address resolution requests successfully resolved.

NotFoundCount

Number of telephone numbers not found by the server.

TimeoutCount

Number of address resolution requests that remained unanswered before the timeout expired.


Displaying the NAC Statistics

To obtain a display of the NAC statistics, enter:

CLI> show nac statistics

A typical display is shown below:

CacheEntriesCount

: 4

StaticEntriesCount

: 3

RequestsCount

: 1

LocalResolvedCount

: 0

PurgeCount

: 0

VoiceRegisterCount

: 0

DNAChangeCount

: 0

ServerCount

: 2

ServerRequestCount

: 1

ServerResolvedCount

: 1

ServerNotFoundCount

: 0

TimeOutCount

: 0

Hello1Count

: 4

Hello2Count

: 4

Hello3Count

: 0

RegisterCount

: 0


Description of Displayed NAC Statistics

CacheEntriesCount

Number of entries in the local cache.

RequestsCount

Total number of address resolution requests made to server(s).

PurgeCount

Number of requests made by the voice application of the local Passport 4400 unit to remove entries from the local cache.

DNAChangeCount

Currently not implemented.

ServerRequestCount

Number of address resolution requests made to any server.

ServerNotFoundCount

Number of times a server could not find the DNA address requested.

Hello1Count

Total number of level 1 Hello counts transmitted by this NAC to any server. Level 1 is a keep-alive, status-quo indication.

Hello3Count

Total number of level 3 Hello counts transmitted by this NAC to any server. Level 3 requests a response from the server.

StaticEntriesCount

Number of entries made manually (not learned) in cache.

LocalResolvedCount

Number of times address resolution was obtained from the local cache.

VoiceRegisterCount

Number of voice register requests made by this NAC to the server.

ServerCount

Total number of servers (primary and secondary) assigned to this NAC.

ServerResolvedCount

Number of DNA addresses resolved by the server.

TimeOutCount

Number of times and address resolution request timed out before it was resolved.

Hello2Count

Total number of level 2 Hello counts transmitted by this NAC to any server. Level 2 indicates a change in the status quo in NAC, such as the unit has just rebooted.

RegisterCount

Number of times this NAC issued a register packet to the server in response to a register request packet by the server.


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