display dhcpv6-access statistic

Function

The display dhcpv6-access statistic command displays statistics about DHCPv6 packets of online DHCPv6 users.

This command is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.

Format

display dhcpv6-access statistic

Parameters

None

Views

All views

Default Level

3: Management level

Task Name and Operations

Task Name Operations
ipv6pool read

Usage Guidelines

Usage Scenario

The display dhcpv6-access statistic command can be used to display statistics about DHCPv6 packets.

Precautions

In VS mode, this command is supported only by the admin VS.

Example

The actual command output varies according to the device. The command output here is only an example.

# Display statistics about packets exchanged between users and DHCPv6 server.
<HUAWEI> display dhcpv6-access statistic
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Received Packets
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Total Packets                    :   0

  Received from Clients            :   0
    Solicit   Packets              :   0
    Request   Packets              :   0
    Renew     Packets              :   0
    Rebind    Packets              :   0
    Confirm   Packets              :   0
    Release   Packets              :   0
    Decline   Packets              :   0

  Received from Servers            :   0
    Advertise Packets              :   0
    Reply     Packets              :   0

  Received Invalid Packets         :   0
    Invalid UDP Length             :   0
    NULL Client DUID               :   0
    NULL Server DUID               :   0
    NULL IA Option                 :   0
    Invalid IA Option Length       :   0
    Invalid Client DUID Length     :   0
    Invalid Server DUID Length     :   0
    Invalid Server DUID            :   0
    Invalid Unicast Option         :   0
    Invalid Preference Option      :   0
    Server Ip Inconsistent          :   0                                        
    Reconfigure From Client        :   0    
    Other Invalid Packets          :   0

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Sent Packets
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Total Packets                    :   0

  Sent to Clients                  :   0
    Advertise Packets              :   0
    Reply     Packets              :   0
    Reconfigure Packets            :   0
  Sent to Servers                  :   0
    Solicit   Packets              :   0
    Request   Packets              :   0
    Renew     Packets              :   0
    Rebind    Packets              :   0
    Confirm   Packets              :   0
    Release   Packets              :   0
    Decline   Packets              :   0

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 1 Description of the display dhcpv6-access statistic command output
Item Description
Received Packets

Indicates the number of received packets.

Received from Clients

Indicates the number of received packets from clients.

Received from Servers

Indicates the number of received packets from the DHCPv6 server.

Received Invalid Packets

Indicates the number of received invalid packets from the client and the server.

This field does not count all error packets. Therefore, the combined number of packets with a specific error must be greater than the value of this field.

Packets

packets.

Total Packets

Indicates the total number of received packets.

The total number of received packets is the sum of the following: Solicit packets, Request packets, Renew packets, Rebind packets, Confirm packets, Release packets, Decline packets, Advertise packets, Reply packets, packets with invalid UDP length, packets with null client DUID, packets with null server DUID, packets with invalid IA option length, packets with invalid client DUID length, packets with invalid server DUID length, packets with invalid server DUID, and other invalid packets.

Advertise Packets

Indicates the number of sent/received Advertise Packets.

Invalid UDP Length

Indicates the number of packets with invalid UDP length collected before packet parsing.

Invalid IA Option Length

Indicates the number of packets with invalid IA option length collected before packet parsing.

Invalid Client DUID Length

Indicates the number of packets with invalid client DUID length collected before packet parsing.

Invalid Server DUID Length

Indicates the number of packets with invalid server DUID length collected before packet parsing.

Invalid Server DUID

Indicates the number of packets with invalid server DUID collected before packet parsing.

Invalid Unicast Option

Indicates the number of packets with invalid unicast option collected after packet parsing.

The number of packets with invalid unicast option is not greater than the sum of Solicit Packets, Request Packets, Renew Packets, Rebind Packets, Confirm Packets, Release Packets, Decline Packets, Advertise Packets, and Reply Packets.

Statistics on Invalid Unicast Option and Invalid Preference Option may be collected repeatedly. This is because packets may continue to be parsed after the two errors occur at the same time. However, there is a low probability that this problem occurs.

Invalid Preference Option

Indicates the number of packets with invalid preference option collected after packet parsing.

The number of packets with invalid preference option is not greater than the sum of Solicit packets, Request packets, Renew packets, Rebind packets, Confirm packets, Release packets, Decline packets, Advertise packets, and Reply packets.

NULL Client DUID

Indicates the number of packets with null client DUID collected before packet parsing.

NULL Server DUID

Indicates the number of packets with null server DUID collected before packet parsing.

NULL IA Option

Indicates the number of packets with null IA option collected before packet parsing.

The number of packets with null IA option is not greater than the sum of Solicit packets, Request packets, Renew packets, Rebind packets, Confirm packets, Release packets, Decline packets, Advertise packets, and Reply packets.

Server Ip Inconsistent

server IP inconsistent.

Reconfigure Packets

Indicates the number of sent Reconfigure packets.

Reconfigure From Client

reconfigure from client.

Other Invalid Packets

Indicates the number of other invalid packets collected before packet parsing.

Sent Packets

Indicates the number of sent packets.

Sent to Clients

Indicates the number of packets sent to users.

Sent to Servers

Indicates the number of packets sent to the DHCPv6 server.

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