Maintenance

After configuring bandwidth management, you can view the configuration, query or clear statistics, and debug the bandwidth management module.

You can run the commands in Table 1 in any view to view the bandwidth management configuration and statistics.

**Table 1** Displaying the configuration and statistics
Operation	Command
Display traffic profile configuration.	display traffic-profile { all \| profile profile-name \| reference-mode { per-rule \| rule-shared } }
Display traffic policy configuration.	display traffic-policy rule { all \| name rule-name } [ slot slot-id cpu cpu-id ]
Display traffic policy statistics.	display traffic-policy statistic { bandwidth \| connection-limit \| connection-rate-limit } { per-ip [ ip-address ip-address ] \| per-user [ user user-name ] \| whole } { upstream \| downstream \| both } { rule rule-name \| all } [ exceed { limit \| value } \| [ slot slot-id cpu cpu-id ] ] display traffic-policy statistic bandwidth vsys vsys-name display traffic-policy statistic { bandwidth \| connection-limit } { per-ip \| per-user \| whole } { upstream \| downstream \| both } top10

You can run the commands in Table 2 in the user view to clear bandwidth management statistics.

**Table 2** Clearing bandwidth management statistics
Operation	Command
Clear the matching count of a traffic policy or all traffic policies.	reset traffic-policy counter { all \| rule rule-name }
Clear traffic policy statistics.	reset traffic-policy statistic { bandwidth \| connection-limit \| connection-rate-limit } { whole \| per-ip \| per-user } { upstream \| downstream \| both } { rule rule-name \| all } reset traffic-policy statistic bandwidth vsys vsys-name

You can run the commands in Table 3 in the user view to debug the bandwidth management module.

**Table 3** Debugging bandwidth management
Operation	Command
Debug traffic policies.	debugging traffic-policy { all \| error \| packet }
Debug the bandwidth management module.	debugging bandwidth { all \| error \| event \| packet \| timer }