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display dhcpv6 statistics

Function

The display dhcpv6 statistics command displays DHCPv6 packet statistics.

Format

display dhcpv6 statistics

Parameters

None

Views

All views

Default Level

1: Monitoring level

Usage Guidelines

The device may become faulty when running the DHCPv6 service. Some fault location methods are required for administrators or device maintenance personnel to locate faults quickly. The most convenient and effective method is to provide statistics about packets and packet loss reasons. Run the display dhcpv6 statistics command to view DHCPv6 packet statistics.

Example

# Display DHCPv6 packet statistics.

<HUAWEI> display dhcpv6 statistics
Input: total 10 packets, discarded 0 packets                                     
  Solicit                 :         10,  Advertise               :          0   
  Request                 :          0,  Confirm                 :          0   
  Renew                   :          0,  Rebind                  :          0   
  Reply                   :          0,  Release                 :          0   
  Decline                 :          0,  Reconfigure             :          0   
  Information-request     :          0,  Relay-forward           :          0   
  Relay-reply             :          0,  Leasequery              :          0   
  Leasequery-reply        :          0,                                         
                                                                                
  Max-user limit          :        831,  Add bindtable failed    :          100
Output: total 0 packets, discarded 0 packets                                    
Table 1 Description of the display dhcpv6 statistics command output

Item

Description

Input: total x packets, discarded y packets

Statistics about DHCPv6 packets received by the device. The number of received DHCPv6 packets is x and the number of discarded DHCPv6 packets is y.

Solicit

Number of SOLICIT packets received by the device.

Advertise

Number of ADVERTISE packets received by the device.

Request

Number of REQUEST packets received by the device.

Confirm

Number of CONFIRM packets received by the device.

Renew

Number of RENEW packets received by the device.

Rebind

Number of REBIND packets received by the device.

Reply

Number of REPLY packets received by the device.

Release

Number of RELEASE packets received by the device.

Decline

Number of DECLINE packets received by the device.

Reconfigure

Number of RECONFIGURE packets received by the device.

Information-request

Number of INFORMATION-REQUEST packets received by the device.

Relay-forward

Number of RELAY-FORW packets received by the device.

Relay-reply

Number of RELAY-REPL packets received by the device.

Leasequery

Number of LEASEQUERY packets received by the device.

Leasequery-reply

Number of LEASEQUERY-REPLY packets received by the device.

Max-user limit or Add bindtable failed

Information displayed if the DHCPv6 service is abnormal. The displayed information includes:
  • Max-user limit: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the maximum number of users is exceeded.
  • Add bindtable failed: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because dynamic binding entries fail to be added.
  • High cpu occupancy: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the CPU usage is excessively high.
  • Port blocked: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the inbound interface is blocked.
  • Rx buffers full: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the remaining queue length is shorter than the reserved threshold.
  • L2fdb lookup failed: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because entries fail to be queried.
  • Bad vlan id: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the VLAN ID is incorrect.
  • Memory exhausted: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the memory is exhausted.
  • L3if protocol down: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the Layer 3 protocol of the source interface goes Down.
  • Rate limit: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because rates of the packets exceed the limit.
  • Bad packet length: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the packet length is incorrect.
  • Bad ip header length: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the IP header length is incorrect.
  • Bad ip header checksum: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the checksum of the IP header is incorrect.
  • Bad udp checksum: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the checksum of the UDP header is incorrect.
  • Hops exceeded: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the number of next hops is incorrect.
  • Bad magic cookie: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the magic-cookie field is incorrect.
  • Duplicate option: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the option fields are duplicate.
  • Bad option length: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the option field length is incorrect.
  • End option absent: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because of the incorrect end option.
  • Dest-port equals source: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the source interface is also the outbound interface.
  • Bad chaddr: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the MAC address of the client is incorrect.
  • Bad giaddr: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the relay gateway is incorrect.
  • Bad request: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the request packets are incorrect.
  • Bad reply: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the response packets are incorrect.
  • Bad dest udp-port: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the destination interface is incorrect.
  • Bad message type: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because of incorrect destination interfaces.
  • L2fdb lookup failed: Total number of incoming DHCP packets discarded because entries fail to be queried.
  • Client transferred: Total number of DHCP packets discarded due to interface flapping.
  • Bad original interface: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because dynamic binding entries are added.
  • Bad client-id: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the client ID is incorrect.
  • Bad server-id: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the server ID is incorrect.
  • Bad dest-ip: Total number of DHCP packets discarded because the destination IP address is incorrect.
  • Other error: Total number of DHCP packets discarded due to other reasons.

Output: total x packets, discarded y packets

Statistics about DHCPv6 packets sent by the device. The number of sent DHCPv6 packets is x and the number of discarded DHCPv6 packets is y.

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