The display resource resource-usage command displays the current resource usage of the virtual system.
display resource resource-usage [ all-systems | vsys vsys-name ] [ resource-item { bandwidth { entire | inbound | outbound } | online-user | policy | security-group | session | ipsec-tunnel | l2tp-tunnel | session-rate | ssl-vpn-concurrent | user | user-group } ]
display resource resource-usage [ vsys vsys-name ] resource-item { ipv6 session | ipv6 session-rate }
display resource resource-usage resource-item traffic-policy
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| all-systems | Displays the resource usage of all system. | - |
| vsys vsys-name | Displays the resource usage of the specified virtual system. | It must be the name of an existing virtual system. |
| resource-item | Displays the usage of the specified resource item. | - |
| bandwidth | Displays the bandwidth usage. | - |
| entire | Indicates limitation on the entire traffic of the virtual system. | - |
| inbound | Indicates limitation on the incoming traffic of the virtual system. | - |
| outbound | Indicates limitation on the outgoing traffic of the virtual system. | - |
| online-user | Displays the number of online users. |
- |
| policy | Displays the number of policies. | - |
| traffic-policy | Displays the number of traffic policies. | - |
| security-group | Displays the number of security groups. | - |
| session | Displays the number of IPv4 sessions. | - |
| ipv6 session | Displays the number of IPv6 sessions. | - |
| session-rate | Displays the new IPv4 session rate. | - |
| ipv6 session-rate | Displays the new IPv6 session rate. | - |
| ipsec-tunnel | Display IPSec tunnel resources. | - |
| l2tp-tunnel | Display L2TP tunnel resources. |
- |
| ssl-vpn-concurrent | Displays the number of concurrent SSL VPN users. |
- |
| user | Displays the number of users. | - |
| user-group | Displays the number of user groups. | - |
Application Scenarios
When a resource type is bound to a virtual system, you must run the display resource resource-usage command to check the resource usage of each virtual system to make timely adjustment if the configuration of the number of resource items is inconsistent with the actual service. For example, if the used number of a resource item approaches or reaches the maximum value, you must promptly adjust the maximum number of the resource item to a larger value to avoid service exceptions due to insufficient number of resources. If the used number of a resource item falls far below the guaranteed value, you can adjust the guaranteed number of the resource item to a smaller value to release these resources to by used by other virtual systems.
Prerequisites
The command can be used only after you run the vsys enable command to enable the virtual system function.
Configuration Impact
Run the display resource resource-usage command in the root system to display the resource usage of the root system.
In a virtual system, you can only run the display resource resource-usage command to display the resource usage of the current virtual system.
# Display information about the virtual system .
<sysname> display resource resource-usage vsys abc
Resource usage information table:abc (r1)
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Reserved/Actual Maximum/Actual Actual-Usage
session 200000/200000 300000/300000 10000
session-rate 0/0 -/- 0
ipv6 session 0/0 0/0 0
ipv6 session-rate 0/0 -/- 0
bandwidth(Mbps)
-inbound 0/0 -/- 0
-outbound 0/0 -/- 0
-entire 0/0 -/- 0
policy 500/500 -/- 30
traffic-policy -/- 500/500 0
ssl-vpn-concurrent 0/0 -/- 0
online-user 0/0 0/0 0
user 0/0 -/- 0
user-group 0/0 -/- 0
security-group 0/0 -/- 0
l2tp-tunnel 0/0 0/0 0
ipsec-tunnel 0/0 0/0 0
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Item |
Description |
|---|---|
| Resource usage information table:abc (r1) | r1 indicates the name of the resource class bound to the virtual system. If no resource class is bound to the virtual system, this item is displayed as null. |
| Reserved | Indicates the guaranteed value. |
| Maximum | Indicates the maximum value. |
| Actual | Indicates the actual value. |
| Actual-Usage | Indicates the actual resource usage. |