The attack-source-trace enable command enables attack source tracing.
The undo attack-source-trace enable command disables attack source tracing.
By default, attack source tracing is enabled.
attack-source-trace tcpip-defend enable
attack-source-trace car enable
attack-source-trace ma-defend enable
attack-source-trace application-apperceive enable
attack-source-trace totalcar enable
attack-source-trace enable
undo attack-source-trace tcpip-defend enable
undo attack-source-trace car enable
undo attack-source-trace ma-defend enable
undo attack-source-trace application-apperceive enable
undo attack-source-trace totalcar enable
undo attack-source-trace enable
Parameter | Description | Value |
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car |
Records the packets dropped by Committed Access Rate (CAR). |
- |
ma-defend |
Records the packets dropped by management/control plane protection. |
- |
application-apperceive |
Records the packets dropped by application layer association. |
- |
totalcar |
Records information about packets that are dropped when the overall rate at which packets are sent to the CPU exceeds the configured threshold. You can run the car total-packet { high | low | middle | total-packet-rate } command to set the overall rate at which packets are sent to the CPU. |
- |
tcpip-defend |
Records the packets dropped by defense against TCP/IP packet attacks. |
- |
urpf |
Unicast path reverse check. |
- |