System information

Operation SHOW HTTP SESSION 1-113
Software Release 2.0.1
C613-03018-00 REV A
Examples
To display the current status of the HTTP server, use the command:
SHOW HTTP SERVER
See Also
DISABLE HTTP DEBUG
DISABLE HTTP SERVER
ENABLE HTTP DEBUG
ENABLE HTTP SERVER
RESET HTTP SERVER
SET HTTP SERVER
SHOW HTTP CLIENT
SHOW HTTP DEBUG
SHOW HTTP SESSION
SHOW HTTP SESSION
Syntax
SHOW HTTP SESSION
Description
This command displays TCP session information for the HTTP server
(Figure 1-27 on page 1-113, Table 1-25 on page 1-113).
Figure 1-27: Example output from the SHOW HTTP SESSION command.
Session In Use Type TCP State Activations
-----------------------------------------------------------
Session1 TRUE Server - 32
Session2 TRUE Server - 15
Session3 TRUE Server - 7
Session4 TRUE Server - 2
Session5 TRUE Server - 1
Session6 FALSE None - 0
Session7 FALSE None - 0
Session8 FALSE None - 0
..
Session29 FALSE None - 0
Session30 FALSE None - 0
Table 1-25: Parameters displayed in the output of the SHOW HTTP SESSION
command.
Parameter Meaning
Session The session ID for a session. A maximum of 30 sessions can be
active at any one time.
In Use Whether or not the session is active; one of “TRUE” or “FALSE.”
Type The type of session; one of “None” (no active session), “Client”
(the session is an outgoing connection from the router’s HTTP
client to a remote HTTP server), or “Server” (the session is an
incoming connection from a client to the router’s HTTP server).
TCP State THe current status of the TCP state machine; one of “FREE”,
“CLOSED”, “LISTEN”, “SYNSENT”, SYNRECEIVED”,
“ESTABLISHED”, “FINWAIT1”, “FINWAIT2”, “CLOSEWAIT”,
“LASTACK”, “CLOSING”, “TIMEWAIT”, OR “DELETE”.