| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| resource-class-name | Displays information about the specified resource class. | It must be the name of an existing resource class. |
Application Scenarios
The display resource resource-class command is used to view the number of resource items in a resource class and the binding relationship between a resource class and a virtual system.
Prerequisites
The command can be used only after you run the vsys enable command to enable the virtual system function.
# Display information about the virtual system (the USG6000E is used as an example).
<sysname> display resource resource-class
Resource class table:r0 (public)
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Reserved-Number Maximum
session 0 0
session-rate 0 -
ipv6 session 0 0
ipv6 session-rate 0 -
bandwidth(Mbps)
-inbound 0 -
-outbound 0 -
-entire 0 -
policy 0 -
traffic-policy - 0
ssl-vpn-concurrent 0 -
online-user 0 0
user 0 -
user-group 0 -
security-group 0 -
l2tp-tunnel 0 -
ipsec-tunnel 0 -
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Resource class table:r1 (vsysa)
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Reserved-Number Maximum
session 10000 3000000
session-rate 0 -
ipv6 session 0 0
ipv6 session-rate 0 -
bandwidth(Mbps)
-inbound 0 -
-outbound 0 -
-entire 0 -
policy 0 -
traffic-policy - 0
ssl-vpn-concurrent 0 -
online-user 300 500
user 10 10
user-group 0 -
security-group 0 -
l2tp-tunnel 0 -
ipsec-tunnel 0 -
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Resource class table:r2 (null)
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Reserved-Number Maximum
session 0 0
session-rate 0 -
ipv6 session 0 0
ipv6 session-rate 0 -
bandwidth(Mbps)
-inbound 0 -
-outbound 0 -
-entire 0 -
policy 0 -
traffic-policy - 0
ssl-vpn-concurrent 0 -
online-user 0 0
user 0 -
user-group 0 -
security-group 0 -
l2tp-tunnel 0 -
ipsec-tunnel 0 -
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Table 1 lists the description of the display resource resource-class command output.
Item |
Description |
|---|---|
Resource class table: r0 (public) |
Indicates the resource table of resource class r0 bound to the public system. The resource table is available by default. |
Resource class table: r1 (vsys1) |
Indicates the resource table of resource class r1 bound to virtual system vsys1. If no virtual system is bound, the resource table is displayed as null. You can run the resource-class resource-class-name command to create a resource class. You can run the assign resource-class resource-class-name command to bind the resource class to a virtual system. |
Reserved-Number |
Indicates the guaranteed number of resources. You can run the resource-item-limit command to set the guaranteed number of resources. NOTE:
If the value is 0, the number of resources is not limited. |
Maximum |
Indicates the maximum number of resources. You can run the resource-item-limit command to set the maximum number of resources. NOTE:
If the value is 0, the number of resources is not limited. If the value is -, only the guaranteed number can be configured for the resource item. The maximum number cannot be configured. |