display l2tp session

Function

The display l2tp session command displays L2TP sessions.

This command is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.

Format

display l2tp session { lac | lns slot slot-id } [ [ tunnel-item tunnel-id ] session-item session-id | source-ip source-ip-address | destination-ip destination-ip-address ]

Parameters

Parameter Description Value
lac

Displays the L2TP session information of the LAC.

-

lns

Displays the L2TP session information of the LNS.

-

slot slot-id

Displays the L2TP session information of the specified tunnel board.

The value is an integer that ranges from 1 to 16.

tunnel-item tunnel-id

Specifies a local tunnel index.

The value is an integer ranging from 1 to 65535.

session-item session-id

Displays the L2TP session information of the specified session ID.

The value is an integer ranging from 1 to 65535.

source-ip source-ip-address

Displays information about the L2TP tunnel session with the specified source IP address.

When L2TP tunnel session information is displayed based on the source IP address, public and private network IP addresses are not differentiated.

The value is in dotted decimal notation.

destination-ip destination-ip-address

Displays information about the L2TP tunnel session with the specified destination IP address.

The value is in dotted decimal notation.

Views

All views

Default Level

1: Monitoring level

Task Name and Operations

Task Name Operations
l2tp read

Usage Guidelines

The display l2tp session command displays the number of L2TP sessions that are established on the current device, local session ID and remote session ID of each session, and the corresponding local tunnel ID. After an L2TP tunnel is established, you can run the display l2tp session command to view whether local tunnel IDs of some sessions belong to the L2TP tunnel, and how many these sessions are present.In the scenario where 1:1 inter-board backup is configured on the LNS, run the display l2tp session lns slot backup command to check session entries in backup mode.

Example

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

# Display L2TP sessions on the tunnel board in slot 1.
<HUAWEI> display l2tp session lns slot 1
LocalSID  RemoteSID  LocalTID   RemoteTID  UserID  UserName              
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  278       24768      13921      7958       62172    user5@hz                 
  355       24769      4561       13818      62173    user9@hz
Total 2, 2 printed from slot 1
# Display information about the L2TP session with the session-item of 1 on the board in slot 1 on an LNS.
<HUAWEI> display l2tp session lns slot 1 session-item 19
 ---------------------------------------                                     
 State:            Up                                                        
 GroupNum:         23                                                        
 LocalCallID:      19                                                        
 RemoteCallID:     22837                                                     
 LocalTunnelID:    17122                                                     
 Sequence:         0                                                         
 PeerFramingType:  1                                                         
 PeerBearerType:   3                                                         
 AuthenName:       123@ddd                                                   
 PPP index:       0xfefefefe                                                
 IfIndex:          312                                                       
 winIdleTimer:     0                                                         
 CtrlCallAckTimer: 0                                                         
 ResultCode:       0                                                         
 CallingNumber:    00e0-fcf4-d682          
 TraceId:          0                                                         
 OuterToS:         0xff                                                      
 ---------------------------------------
# Display information about the L2TP session on the LAC.
<HUAWEI> display  l2tp session lac
2020-08-24 16:14:20.100 
 LocalSID  RemoteSID  LocalTID  RemoteTID  PPPID    UserID  UserName 
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1        1          1         97         0          0      user@czg2
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total 1, printed 1
Table 1 Description of the display l2tp session command output
Item Description
LocalSID

Unique ID of a local session.

RemoteSID

Unique ID of a remote session.

LocalTID

Local tunnel ID.

RemoteTID

Remote tunnel ID.

UserID

User ID.

UserName

User name.

PPP index

PPP index:0xfefefefe.

PPPID

PPP entry index, the value is 0.

Tunnel id

Tunnel ID.

Call id

Local session ID.

Remote Call id

Remote session ID.

Call State

Session state.

Remote tunnel name

Remote tunnel name.

Remote Address

Remote IP address.

This IP address is the LNS IP address configured using the start l2tp command in the L2TP group view or delivered by the RADIUS server.

Lns-reply Address

Source IP address of packets replied by the LNS.

Port

Remote port number.

Local tunnel name

Local tunnel name.

Local Address

Local IP address.

PPPoESessionID

Session ID of a PPPoE user.

PPPoEUserMac

MAC address of a PPPoE user.

Session username

User name of the current session.

State

Tunnel status.

GroupNum

L2TP group ID.

LocalCallID

Local session ID.

RemoteCallID

Remote session ID.

LocalTunnelID

Local tunnel ID.

Sequence

Sequence number.

PeerFramingType

Frame type of the peer device (1: asynchronous; 2: synchronous; 3: both synchronous and asynchronous).

PeerBearerType

AVP No. 4 attribute value (1: simulated; 2: digital; 3: both simulated and digital).

AuthenName

User authentication name.

IfIndex

Index of the tunnel interface.

winIdleTimer

ID of the idle-cut timer for the tunnel.

CtrlCallAckTimer

ID of the timeout timer for control packets.

ResultCode

Error code for a session teardown reason.

CallingNumber

Index assigned to each session.

TraceId

Service trace ID.

OuterToS

ToS value in the outer VLAN tag of data packets.

ConfigOuterToS

ToS value in the outer IP header of control packets sent by an LNS.

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