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Table 13
Single iSD Statistics Server Menu Options (/stats/sslstats/local/isdhost/server) (cont'd.)
Command Syntax and Usage
accept
renegotiat
handshakeg
cachemisse
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sess: SSL sessions. The number of SSL sessions that are
currently in the pool. A pooled SSL session can be reused when
setting up a new server-side socket.
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poolcnct: The number of server-side sockets in the pool that
have been reused.
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!poolcnct: The number of server-side sockets that have been set
up without taking advantage of reusing an existing socket.
Note: If you have not added any backend servers to the system
configuration, the IP address specified as the Real Server IP (RIP) for
the current virtual SSL server is listed under the RIP column. When
using the NVG together with an Nortel Application Switch, the RIP
typically corresponds to 0.0.0.0. By specifying 0.0.0.0 as the Real
Server IP address, the SSL server is instructed to use the destination
IP address (in the received packets) when initiating requests sent to
the virtual server. Such a RIP configuration ensures that requests
initiated by the virtual SSL server always reach the correct Virtual Server
IP address (as configured on the Nortel Application Switch), because
the destination IP address in the received packets corresponds to
the IP address of the virtual server.For a sample screen output, see
"/stats/sslstats/local/isdhost # /server #/poolstatus
Single iSD Host SSL Server Poolstatus Command" (page
Displays the number of initiated SSL client connections on the current
virtual SSL server.
Displays the number of times clients have requested a renegotiation of
the SSL connection on the current virtual SSL server.
Displays the number of successfully completed SSL handshakes on the
current virtual SSL server.
To view the number of failed SSL handshakes, use the /stats/dump
command. The number of failed SSL handshakes equals the combined
values for SSL accept and SSL renegotiate requests, minus the
combined values for SSL handshakes completed and the number of
currently active request sessions.
Nortel VPN Gateway
Command Reference
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