Viewing Assigned Mac Addresses; Viewing Mac Addresses In The System Configuration - Cisco ASA 5505 Configuration Manual

Chapter 6 Configuring Multiple Context Mode
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Viewing Assigned MAC Addresses

You can view auto-generated MAC addresses within the system configuration or within the context. This
section includes the following topics:
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Viewing MAC Addresses in the System Configuration

This section describes how to view MAC addresses in the system configuration.
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Existing Connections (#)—Shows the number of existing connections.
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Existing Connections (%)—Shows the connections used by this context as a percentage of the
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total number of connections used by all contexts.
Peak Connections (#)—Shows the peak number of connections since the statistics were last
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cleared, either using the clear resource usage command or because the device rebooted.
Xlates—Shows the usage of netword address translations.
Context—Shows the name of each context.
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Xlates (#)—Shows the number of current xlates.
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Xlates (%)—Shows the xlates used by this context as a percentage of the total number of xlates
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used by all contexts.
Peak (#)—Shows the peak number of xlates since the statistics were last cleared, either using
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the clear resource usage command or because the device rebooted.
NATs—Shows the number of NAT rules.
Context—Shows the name of each context.
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NATs (#)—Shows the current number of NAT rules.
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NATs (%)—Shows the NAT rules used by this context as a percentage of the total number of
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NAT rules used by all contexts.
Peak NATs (#)—Shows the peak number of NAT rules since the statistics were last cleared,
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either using the clear resource usage command or because the device rebooted.
Syslogs—Shows the rate of system log messages.
Context—Shows the name of each context.
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Syslog Rate (#/sec)—Shows the current rate of system log messages.
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Syslog Rate (%)—Shows the system log messages generated by this context as a percentage of
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the total number of system log messages generated by all contexts.
Peak Syslog Rate (#/sec)—Shows the peak rate of system log messages since the statistics were
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last cleared, either using the clear resource usage command or because the device rebooted.
Viewing MAC Addresses in the System Configuration, page 6-21
Viewing MAC Addresses Within a Context, page 6-22
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