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Monitoring and Maintaining SSG
To monitor and maintain SSG, use the following commands in privileged EXEC mode:
Command
Router# show ssg interface [ interface-number |
brief]
Router# show ssg summary
Router# show ssg connection ip-address
service-name
Router# clear ssg connection ip-address
service-name
Router# show ssg pass-through-filter
Router# clear ssg pass-through-filter
Router# show ssg host [ ip-address ] [ username ]
Router# clear ssg host ip-address
Router# show ssg direction
Router# show ssg pending-command
Router# clear ssg pending-command
Router# show ssg next-hop
Router# clear ssg next-hop
Router# show ssg binding
Router# show ssg service service-name
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Purpose
Displays a list of all SSG interfaces, the bind direction, and the
binding type.
Displays a summary of the SSG features configured on the router
and the active services.
Displays the connections of the specified host and service name.
Removes the connections of the specified user and service name.
Displays the downloaded filter for transparent passthrough.
Removes the downloaded filter for transparent passthrough.
To remove the filter from NVRAM, use the no form of the
ssg pass-through command in global configuration mode.
Displays information about a subscriber and the current
connections of the subscriber.
Removes the specified host or subscriber.
Displays the direction of all interfaces for which a direction has
been specified.
Note
The show ssg direction command is no longer supported.
Instead, use the show ssg interface command.
Displays current pending commands.
Removes all pending commands.
Displays the next-hop table.
Removes the next-hop table.
To remove the next-hop table from NVRAM, enter the no form of
the ssg next-hop command in global configuration mode.
Displays service names that have been bound to interfaces and the
interfaces to which they have been bound.
Displays the information for a service, including QoS parameters
if policing is configured.
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