> show subscribers
> This chapter includes the show subscribers command output tables.
> show subscribers all
> show subscribers all Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> vvvvv | Displays service and session state information. This column provides a code consisting of six characters.
> Access Type | From left-to-right, the first character represents the Access Type that the subscriber is using. The possible access types are:
> • | S: pdsn-simple-ip
> • | M: pdsn-mobile-ip
> • | H: ha-mobile-ip
> • | P: ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | h: ha-ipsec
> • | N: lns-l2tp
> • | I: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv4
> • | A: asngw-simple-ip
> • | G: IPSG
> • | V: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | B: asngw-mobile-ip
> • | C: cscf-sip
> • | s: sgsn
> • | p: sgsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | 4:sgsn-pdp-type-ip
> • | 6: sgsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | L: pdif-simple-ip
> • | K: pdif-mobile-ip
> • | x: S1-MME
> • | F: standalone-fa
> • | J: asngw-non-anchor
> • | e: ggsn-mbms-ue
> • | i: asnpc
> • | E: ha-mobile-ipv6
> • | X: HSGW
> • | u: Unknown
> Access Tech | From left-to-right, the second character represents the Access Technology. The possible call states are:
> • | X: CDMA 1xRTT
> • | E: GPRS GERAN
> • | I: IP
> • | D: CDMA EV-DO
> • | U: WCDMA UTRAN
> • | W: Wireless LAN
> • | A: CDMA EV-DO RevA
> • | G: GPRS Other
> • | M: WiMAX
> • | L: eHRPD
> • | T: eUTRAN
> • | C: CDMA Other
> • | N: GAN (Generic Access Network)
> • | H: HSPA (High Speed Packet Access)
> • | P: PDIF
> • | . : Other/Unknown
> Call State | From left-to-right, the third character represents the Call State. The possible call states are:
> • | C: Connected
> • | r: CSCF-Registering
> • | c: Connecting
> • | d: Disconnecting
> • | R: CSCF-Registered
> • | U: CSCF-Unregistered
> • | u: Unknown
> Access CSCF | From left-to-right, the fourth character represents the Access CSCF Status of the session. The possible network types are:
> • | A: Attached
> • | C: Call (Unknown Type)
> • | N: Not Attached
> • | v: Voice Call
> • | .: Not Applicable
> • | V: Video Call
> Link Status | From left-to-right, the fifth character represents the Link Status of the session. The possible idle states are:
> • | A: Online/Active
> • | D: Dormant/Idle
> Network Type | From left-to-right, the sixth character represents the session Network Type. The possible network types are:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | V: IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | u: Unknown
> • | T: IPv6
> CALLID | Displays the subscriber’s call identification (callid) number.
> MSID | Displays the subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID) number.
> USERNAME | Displays the subscriber’s username.
> IP(*) | Displays the IP address assigned to the subscriber. (*) indicates the multiple hosts supported behind a primary node with primary IP address. Note that this is applicable to ASN GW session only.
> TIME-IDLE | Displays the amount of time that the subscriber session has been idle either in an active or dormant state.

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> show subscribers asngw-only all
> show subscribers asngw-only all Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> vvvvvv | Displays service and session state information. This column displays a code consisting of six characters. From left-to-right, the first character represents the Access Type that the subscriber is using. The possible access types are:
> • | S: pdsn-simple-ip
> • | M: pdsn-mobile-ip
> • | H: ha-mobile-ip
> • | P: ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | h: ha-ipsec
> • | N: lns-l2tp
> • | I: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv4
> • | A: asngw-simple-ip
> • | G: IPSG
> • | V: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | B: asngw-mobile-ip
> • | C: cscf-sip
> • | L: pdif-simple-ip
> • | K: pdif-mobile-ip
> • | F: standalone-fa
> • | J: asngw-non-anchor
> • | u: Unknown
> From left-to-right, the second character represents the Access Technology. The possible call states are:
> • | X: CDMA 1xRTT
> • | E: GPRS GERAN
> • | I: IP
> • | D: CDMA EV-DO
> • | U: WCDMA UTRAN
> • | W: Wireless LAN
> • | A: CDMA EV-DO RevA
> • | G: GPRS Other
> • | M: WiMAX
> • | C: CDMA Other
> • | N: GAN (Generic Access Network)
> • | H: HSPA (High Speed Packet Access)
> • | P: PDIF
> • | .: Other/Unknown
> vvvvvv (continued) | From left-to-right, the third character represents the Call State. The possible call states are:
> • | C: Connected
> • | c: Connecting
> • | d: Disconnecting
> • | u: Unknown
> • | r: CSCF-Registering
> • | R: CSCF-Registered
> • | U: CSCF-Unregistered
> From left-to-right, the fourth character represents the Access CSCF Status of the session. The possible states are:
> • | A: Attached
> • | N: Not Attached
> • | .: Not Applicable
> From left-to-right, the fifth character represents the Link Status of the session. The possible states are:
> • | A: Online/Active (airlink connected)
> • | D: Dormant (airlink not connected)
> From left-to-right, the sixth character represents the session Network Type. The possible network types are:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | V: IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | u: Unknown
> CALLID | The subscriber’s call identification (callid) number.
> MSID | The subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID) number.
> USERNAME | The subscriber’s user name.
> IP | The IP address assigned to the subscriber.
> TIME-IDLE | The amount of time that the subscriber session has been idle either in an active or dormant state.
> Total subscribers matching specified criteria | The total number of subscribers using firewall.

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> show subscribers asngw-service
> show subscribers asngw-service Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> vvvvvv | Displays service and session state information. This column displays a code consisting of six characters. From left-to-right, the first character represents the Access Type that the subscriber is using. The possible access types are:
> • | S: pdsn-simple-ip
> • | M: pdsn-mobile-ip
> • | H: ha-mobile-ip
> • | P: ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | h: ha-ipsec
> • | N: lns-l2tp
> • | I: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv4
> • | A: asngw-simple-ip
> • | G: IPSG
> • | V: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | B: asngw-mobile-ip
> • | C: cscf-sip
> • | L: pdif-simple-ip
> • | K: pdif-mobile-ip
> • | F: standalone-fa
> • | J: asngw-non-anchor
> • | u: Unknown
> From left-to-right, the second character represents the Access Technology. The possible call states are:
> • | X: CDMA 1xRTT
> • | E: GPRS GERAN
> • | I: IP
> • | D: CDMA EV-DO
> • | U: WCDMA UTRAN
> • | W: Wireless LAN
> • | A: CDMA EV-DO RevA
> • | G: GPRS Other
> • | M: WiMAX
> • | C: CDMA Other
> • | N: GAN (Generic Access Network)
> • | H: HSPA (High Speed Packet Access)
> • | P: PDIF
> • | . : Other/Unknown
> vvvvvv (continued) | From left-to-right, the third character represents the Call State. The possible call states are:
> • | C: Connected
> • | c: Connecting
> • | d: Disconnecting
> • | u: Unknown
> • | r: CSCF-Registering
> • | R: CSCF-Registered
> • | U: CSCF-Unregistered
> From left-to-right, the fourth character represents the Access CSCF Status of the session. The possible states are:
> • | A: Attached
> • | N: Not Attached
> • | .: Not Applicable
> From left-to-right, the fifth character represents the Link Status of the session. The possible states are:
> • | A: Online/Active (airlink connected)
> • | D: Dormant (airlink not connected)
> From left-to-right, the sixth character represents the session Network Type. The possible network types are:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | V: IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | u: Unknown
> CALLID | The subscriber’s call identification (callid) number.
> MSID | The subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID) number.
> USERNAME | The subscriber’s user name.
> IP | The IP address assigned to the subscriber.
> TIME-IDLE | The amount of time that the subscriber session has been idle either in an active or dormant state.
> Total subscribers matching specified criteria | The total number of subscribers using firewall.

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> show subscribers firewall required
> show subscribers firewall required Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> vvvvvv | Displays service and session state information. This column provides a code consisting of six characters. From left-to-right, the first character represents the Access Type that the subscriber is using. The possible access types are:
> • | S: pdsn-simple-ip
> • | M: pdsn-mobile-ip
> • | H: ha-mobile-ip
> • | I: ggsn-pdp-type-ip
> • | A: asngw-simple-ip
> • | G: IPSG
> • | p: sgsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | 4: sgsn-pdp-type-ip
> • | s: sgsn
> • | P: ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | L: pdif-simple-ip
> • | K: pdif-mobile-ip
> • | B: asngw-mobile-ip
> • | F: standalone-fa
> • | C: cscf-sip
> • | J: asngw-non-anchor
> • | I: asnpc
> • | u: Unknown
> From left-to-right, the second character represents the Access Technology. The possible call states are:
> • | X: CDMA 1xRTT
> • | E: GPRS GERAN
> • | I: IP
> • | D: CDMA EV-DO
> • | U: WCDMA UTRAN
> • | W: Wireless LAN
> • | A: CDMA EV-DO RevA
> • | G: GPRS Other
> • | M: WiMAX
> • | C: CDMA Other
> • | N: GAN (Generic Access Network)
> • | H: HSPA (High Speed Packet Access)
> • | P: PDIF
> • | . : Other/Unknown
> vvvvvv (continued) | From left-to-right, the third character represents the Call State. The possible call states are:
> • | r: CSCF-Registering
> • | C: Connected
> • | c: Connecting
> • | R: CSCF-Registered
> • | d: Disconnecting
> • | u: Unknown
> • | U: CSCF-Unregistered
> From left-to-right, the fourth character represents the Access CSCF Status of the session. The possible network types are:
> • | A: Attached
> • | N: Not Attached
> • | . : Not Applicable
> From left-to-right, the fifth character represents the Link Status of the session. The possible idle states are:
> • | A: Online/Active
> • | D: Dormant/Idle
> From left-to-right, the sixth character represents the session Network Type. The possible network types are:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | u: Unknown
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> CALLID | Displays the subscriber’s call identification (callid) number.
> MSID | Displays the subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID) number.
> USERNAME | Displays the subscriber’s username.
> IP | Displays the IP address assigned to the subscriber.
> TIME-IDLE | Displays the amount of time that the subscriber session has been idle either in an active or dormant state.
> Total subscribers matching specified criteria | Total number of subscribers with firewall enabled.

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> show subscribers full
> show subscribers full Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Username | The subscriber name.
> Status | Indicates the session status.
> Access Type | Indicates the session type for this subscriber. The possible access types are:
> • | pdsn-simple-ip
> • | pdsn-mobile-ip
> • | ha-mobile-ip
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | ha-ipsec
> • | lns-l2tp
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ipv4
> • | asngw-simple-ip
> • | IPSG
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | asngw-mobile-ip
> • | cscf-sip
> • | sgw-gtp-ipv4
> • | sgw-gtp-ipv6
> • | sgw-gtp-ipv4-ipv6
> • | pgw-gtp-ipv4
> • | pgw-gtp-ipv6
> • | pgw-gtp-ipv4-ipv6
> • | sgsn
> • | sgsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | sgsn-pdp-type-ip
> • | sgsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | pdif-simple-ip
> • | pdif-mobile-ip
> • | S1-MME
> • | standalone-fa
> • | asngw-non-anchor
> • | ggsn-mbms-ue
> • | asnpc
> • | ha-mobile-ipv6
> • | HSGW
> • | Unknown
> Network Type | Indicates the network service used for the subscriber session.
> Access Tech | Indicates the accessing technology.
> callid | The subscriber’s call identification number (callid).
> msid | The subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID).
> EAP-TYPE | The Extensible Authentication Protocol type.
> Card/Cpu | The card and CPU ID.
> Sessmgr Instance | The session manager instances.
> state | The session state. The possible values are:
> • | Connected
> • | Connecting
> • | Disconnecting
> • | Unknown
> PCF address | IP address of the PCF.
> Peer address | IP address of peer system in network.
> BS/PA address | Indicates the IP address of base station or paging agent.
> idle time | The time period that the subscriber session has been idle, either in an active or dormant state.
> idle time left | The idle time period left before timeout.
> session time left | The session time left for the subscriber.
> long duration time left | Indicates how much time is left for the maximum duration of a specified subscriber session.
> long duration action | The setting for the action to take when the long duration timer expires. The possible values are:
> • | Detection - Detect and send SNMP trap and CORBA notification only.
> • | Disconnection - Disconnect the session and send SNMP trap and CORBA notification.
> context-retention timer running | Indicates whether context-retention timer is running.
> context-retention time left | Indicates time remaining.
> always on | Session Update message was sent to the PCF to notify the PCF that the subscriber has the Always On feature enabled.
> ip address | Indicates the primary IP address of the subscriber interface in the session. In WiMAX session this is the primary IP address of WiMAX CPE, if multiple host support enabled.
> Multiple Hosts | Specifies the multiple IP host support enabled or disabled for a WiMAX session. It also indicates the connected hosts behind a WiMAX CPE and their allocated IP address with secondary IP pool name.
> home-agent | The name of the HA for this subscriber.
> fa-service-name | The name of the FA service for this subscriber.
> ip pool name | The IP address pool or group to use for subscriber IP address allocation.
> local ip addr | The local IP address of the interface in the session.
> source context | The name of a configured source context from which the subscriber initiates a session.
> destination context | The name of a configured destination context through which the subscriber is provided access to the packet data network.
> ip header compression | The header compression method being used.
> ROHC cid-mode (local/remote) | Robust Header Compression mode for the bi-directional channel -- [ small | large | na ].
> ROHC max-cid (local/remote) | For Robust Header Compression, indicates the maximum value of a context identifier.
> ROHC mrru (local/remote) | For Robust Header Compression, indicates the maximum reconstructed reception unit.
> ROHC max-hdr (local/remote) | For Robust Header Compression, the largest header size in octets that may be compressed.
> ROHC profile | Robust Header Compression profile ID as per RFC3095 for the bi-directional channel.
> AAA context | The context in which the AAA service is configured.
> AAA domain | The domain in which the AAA service is configured.
> AAA start count | The number of accounting start messages sent to the accounting server for the subscriber session.
> AAA stop count | The number of accounting stop messages sent to the accounting server for the subscriber session.
> AAA interim count | The number of accounting interim messages sent to the accounting server for the subscriber session.
> Acct-session-id | Identifies a subscriber session or PDP context.
> AAA RADIUS group | The AAA RADIUS server group assigned to specific subscriber for AAA functionality.
> RADIUS Auth Server IP | The RADIUS authentication server’s IP address.
> RADIUS Acct Server IP | The RADIUS accounting server’s IP address. When the RADIUS Accounting Mediation Device is configured, this field will NOT display the RADIUS accounting mediation server’s IP address.
> NAS IP Address | The Network Access Server’s (NAS) IP address.
> Nexthop IP Address | The IP address of configured next-hop-forwarding-address in RADIUS attribute, subscriber configuration, or IP pool configuration.
> Authentication Mode | The authentication mode. Possible modes are:
> • | None
> • | User (Single EAP)
> • | Device (Single EAP)
> • | Device-User (Double EAP)
> • | Device-User (Single EAP)
> Authentication Type | The authentication type.
> EAP-Type | The type of EAP authentication. Possible types are:
> • | EAP-Pre-shared Key (EAP-PSK)
> • | ●EAP-Transport Layer Security (EAP-TLS)
> • | ●EAP-Tunneled Transport Layer Security (EAP-TTLS)
> • | ●EAP-Authentication and Key Agreement (EAP-AKA)
> Client Type | The type of client, which can be:
> • | Regular
> • | Data
> Identifies whether the client is a regular client, which includes voice, or a data client, which is data only.
> active input acl | The active Access Control List (ACL) for input.
> active output acl | The active Access Control List (ACL) for output.
> ECS Rulebase | The rulebase applicable for this subscriber when ECS is enabled.
> Firewall Policy | Indicates whether firewall processing is enabled for the subscriber.
> NAT Policy | Indicates whether NAT is enabled for the subscriber.
> NAT Realm | The NAT realms associated with the subscriber.
> NAT IP address | The NAT IP address allocated from the NAT realm.
> (on-demand/not-on-demand) | If the NAT realm type is “on-demand” (where NAT IP allocation happens when the very first packet is received from the subscriber for that realm) it is indicated.
> (<pool_name>) | If a NAT IP pool group is used, it indicates the NAT pool from which the IP is allocated.
> Nat port chunks allocated[start - end] | The NAT port range allocated to the subscriber.
> CF Policy ID | The Content Filtering policy ID.
> active input plcy grp | The active input policy group for traffic flow.
> active output plcy grp | The active output policy group for traffic flow.
> MIPFA Sessions | The status of Mobile IP FA sessions.
> Layer 3 tunneling | Indicates if Layer 3 tunneling is enabled.
> dhcp-service name | The DHCP service name.
> dhcp-server address | The DHCP server address.
> prepaid status | Indicates if prepaid status is on or off.
> external inline srvr processing | Indicates if external inline server processing is on or off.
> Proxy DNS Intercept List | The proxy DNS intercept list used for the subscriber.
> access-link ip-frag | Configures IP fragmentation processing over the Access-link.
> ignore DF-bit data-tunnel | Indicates if whether during Mobile IP tunneling, the DF bit is not ignored and packets are not fragmented.
> MIP grat-ARP mode | Indicates if gratuitous ARPs are sent out for an HA session upon handoff and renewal requests.
> Downlink traffic-policing | Indicates if traffic policing is enabled for the downlink direction.
> Uplink traffic-policing | Indicates if traffic policing is enabled for the uplink direction.
> Downlink traffic-shaping | Indicates if traffic shaping is enabled for downlink direction.
> Uplink traffic-shaping | Indicates if traffic shaping is enabled for uplink direction.
> Radius Accounting Mode | Indicates if the RADIUS accounting mode is either session-based or access-flow-based.
> cscf-service name | The CSCF service name.
> cscf registration AoR | The CSCF registered AoR.
> input pkts | Indicates the number of packets received.
> output pkts | Indicates the number of packets transmitted.
> input bytes | Indicates the number of bytes received.
> output bytes | Indicates the number of bytes transmitted.
> input bytes dropped | Indicates the number of bytes that were dropped while receiving data for this subscriber session.
> output bytes dropped | Indicates the number of bytes that were dropped while transmitting data for this subscriber session.
> input pkts dropped | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while receiving data for this subscriber session.
> output pkts dropped | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while transmitting data for this subscriber session. This field includes packets blocked by Access Control Lists (ACLs). Do not use this figure when computing the total number of output packets.
> input pkts dropped due to zero mbr | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while receiving data due to configured maximum bit rate (MBR) was set to zero for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when system drops uplink/downlink packets when SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with bandwidth rate as zero for conversation/streaming class of services.
> output pkts dropped due to zero mbr | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while transmitting data due to configured maximum bit rate (MBR) was set to zero for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when system drops uplink/downlink packets when SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with bandwidth rate as zero for conversation/streaming class of services.
> pk rate from user(bps) | The peak data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> pk rate to user(bps) | The peak data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> ave rate from user(bps) | The average data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> ave rate to user(bps) | The average data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> sust rate from user(bps) | The mean data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last three sampling periods.
> sust rate to user(bps) | The mean data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last three sampling periods.
> pk rate from user(pps) | The peak data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> pk rate to user(pps) | The peak data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> ave rate from user(pps) | The average data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> ave rate to user(pps) | The average data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> sust rate from user(pps) | The mean data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber tot he network during the last three sampling periods.
> sust rate to user(pps) | The mean data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last three sampling periods.
> link online/active percent | The percentage of time that the data link was online and active during the last sampling period.
> ipv4 bad hdr | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets received with bad headers.
> ipv4 ttl exceeded | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped because their time-to-live was exceeded for this subscriber session.
> ipv4 fragments sent | Indicates the number of IPv4 packet fragments that were transmitted.
> ipv4 could not fragment | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets that could not be fragmented.
> ipv4 input acl drop | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an inbound access control list (ACL) violation. This counter may increment even if no ACL is configured.
> ipv4 output acl drop | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an outbound access control list (ACL) violation.
> ipv4 input css down drop | Indicates the number of input packets dropped because the CSS service is yet not up or the service went down.
> ipv4 output css down drop | Indicates the number of output packets dropped because the CSS service is yet not up or the service went down.
> ipv4 output xoff pkts drop | Indicates the number of packets dropped because of flow control.
> ipv4 output xoff bytes drop | Indicates the number of bytes dropped because of flow control.
> input pkts dropped (0 mbr) | The total number of input packets dropped when a 0 MBR is received in a UPC (Update PDP Context Request) indicating that the UE is out of radio coverage.
> output pkts dropped (0 mbr) | The total number of output packets dropped when a 0 MBR is received in a UPC (Update PDP Context Request) indicating that the UE is out of radio coverage.
> output pkts dropped lorc | The total number of packets dropped due to a UE loss of radio coverage condition. This counter is applicable when GGSN is enabled for overcharging protection for subscriber due to loss of radio coverage and SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with GTP-C extension for LORC.
> ipv4 source violations | Indicates the number of IPv4 source validation violations.
> ipv4 proxy-dns redirect | The number of foreign DNS request packets intercepted and redirected to the home DNS for the subscriber.
> ipv4 proxy-dns pass-thru | The number of foreign DNS request packets allowed through the intercept filter for the subscriber.
> ipv4 proxy-dns drop | The number of foreign DNS request packets not matching either redirect or pass-thru rules for the subscriber.
> ip source violations no acct | The IP source validation violations that were detected but not included in the statistics.
> ip source violations ignored | The IP source validation violations that were detected but then ignored.
> ipv4 output no-flow drop | The number of IP packets not matching traffic classifier and dropped for the subscriber.
> dormancy total | Indicates the total amount of time in seconds that the subscriber session was dormant over the duration of the session.
> handoff total | The total number of subscriber sessions handed off.
> ipv4 icmp packets dropped | When hide service address is enabled and a service in the system is sent ping packets or a traceroute is executed, the packets pertaining to the service address are dropped. This counter shows the number of those packets that have been dropped.
> Access-flows | The total number of matching access-flows. For flow based service subscribers it provides information on access flow id, packet data flow id, service data flow id, type of access flow, QoS policy name, and direction of flow.
> Total subscribers matching specified criteria | The total number of subscribers matching the specified criteria.

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> show subscribers cscf-only full
> Displays per-subscriber information for active sessions.
> show subscribers cscf-only full Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> AoR | The address of record of the CSCF subscriber.
> callid | The call ID of the active subscriber session.
> Contact | The subscriber’s contact information provided during registration.
> Card/CPU | The slot and CPU number of the Processing Card through which the session is being processed.
> Sessmgr Instance | The session manager instance the active subscriber session is using.
> Active TCP Connections | (P-CSCF only) The total number of open TCP connections with subscribers.
> Transport of Last Received Msg | The transport method used for the last received message. Possible transport methods used are:
> • | TCP
> • | UDP
> Registration expires after | The remaining duration of the subscriber registration.
> State | The current state of the session.
> Subscriber type | The subscriber type (home or visitor).
> CSCF Service | The CSCF service the session is using.
> CSCF Role | The role of the CSCF service.
> Collapsed with access service | The access service with which the CSCF service is collapsed.
> Access service callid | The call ID number of the access gateway integrated with the SCM.
> AAA context | The AAA service to which the subscriber belongs.
> AAA domain | The AAA domain to which the subscriber belongs.
> AAA RADIUS group | The AAA RADIUS group to which the subscriber belongs.
> RADIUS Auth Server IP | The RADIUS authentication server’s IP address.
> RADIUS Acct Server IP | The RADIUS accounting server’s IP address. When the RADIUS Accounting Mediation Device is configured, this field will NOT display the RADIUS accounting mediation server’s IP address.
> DIAMETER Policy Server | The IP address of the Diameter policy server.
> DIAMETER Acct Server | The IP address of the Diameter accounting server.
> Charging Function Address | The IP address of the charging function server.
> PCSCF Path | The node path to the registrar. A “Path” field is only used for REGISTER messages and 200OK responses to REGISTER messages. This field contains either IP-address:port or fully-qualified-domain-name:port.
> SCSCF Service Route | The path to the service proxy as returned by the registrar upon successful registration. This field contains either IP-address:port or fully-qualified-domain-name:port.
> Current CSCF sessions | The number of CSCF sessions the subscriber currently has running.
> Registration Set All public URIs registered by the subscriber. It includes a public URI that the user explicitly registers as well as associated URIs that get implicitly registered for the user by the S-CSCF node. In addition, call features that a public URI is subscribed to are also shown below each URI.
> AoR | The address of record of the CSCF subscriber.
> Display Name | The display name for the CSCF subscriber.
> Alias GroupId | Populated if alias indication feature is enabled on S-CSCF. HSS reports alias group ID.
> Total PubUids | The total number of implicit registered users for the CSCF subscriber.
> Shared IFC | Populated if Shared Initial Filter Criteria (SiFC) functionality is enabled on the CSCF.
> Call Features Subscriber profile shows whether a subscriber has enabled local call features. Possible values are:
> • | Disabled - Subscriber has disabled local call features; no associated local call features are displayed.
> • | Enabled - Subscriber has enabled local call features; associated local call features are displayed.
> CID VSC OverRide | Indicates whether Caller ID Display Vertical Service Code Over Ride has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CID | Indicates whether Caller ID Display has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CIDB VSC OverRide | Indicates whether Caller ID Display Blocked Vertical Service Code Over Ride has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CIDB | Indicates whether Caller ID Display Blocked has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CW VSC OverRide | Indicates whether Call Waiting Vertical Service Code Over Ride has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CW | Indicates whether Call Waiting has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CT VSC OverRide | Indicates whether Call Transfer Vertical Service Code Over Ride has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CT | Indicates whether Call Transfer has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CFU VSC OverRide | Indicates whether Call Forward Unconditional Vertical Service Code Over Ride has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CFU | Indicates whether or not Call Forward Unconditional is enabled for the subscriber’s session. If not, None will be displayed.
> CFNA VSC OverRide | Indicates whether Call Forward No Answer Vertical Service Code Over Ride has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CFNA | Indicates whether or not Call Forward No Answer is enabled for the subscriber’s session. If not, None will be displayed.
> CFBL VSC OverRide | Indicates whether Call Forward Busy Line Vertical Service Code Over Ride has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CFBL | Indicates whether or not Call Forward Busy Line is enabled for the subscriber’s session. If not, None will be displayed.
> CFNR VSC OverRide | Indicates whether Call Forward Not Registered Vertical Service Code Over Ride has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> CFNR | Indicates whether or not Call Forward Not Registered is enabled for the subscriber’s session. If not, None will be displayed.
> FollowMe VSC OverRide | Indicates whether Follow Me/Find Me Vertical Service Code Over Ride has been enabled (1) or disabled (0) by this subscriber.
> FollowMe | Indicates whether or not Follow Me/Find Me is enabled for the subscriber’s session. If not, None will be displayed.
> Current CSCF Subscriptions
> Subscription id | The subscription ID.
> Call-ID | The call identification number that uniquely identifies the subscriber.
> Subscription Type | The subscription type.
> Resource | The resource information.
> Event Package | The associated event package. Possible event package types are: message-summary, presence, reg, and winfo.
> Subscriber counters
> Call Attempts Tx | The total number of call attempts made by the subscriber for this session.
> Call Attempts Rx | The total number of call attempts received by the subscriber for this session.
> Call Successes Tx | The total number of calls successfully made by the subscriber for this session.
> Call Successes Rx | The total number of successful calls received by the subscriber for this session.
> Call Failures Tx | The total number of failed calls made by the subscriber for this session.
> Call Failures Rx | The total number of call failures received by the subscriber for this session.
> Call Release Attempts Tx | The total number of call release attempts made by the subscriber for this session.
> Call Release Attempts Rx | The total number of call release attempts received by the subscriber for this session.
> Call Release Successes Tx | The total number of call releases successfully made by the subscriber for this session.
> Call Release Successes Rx | The total number of successful call releases received by the subscriber for this session.
> Call Release Failures Tx | The total number of failed call releases made by the subscriber for this session.
> Call Release Failures Rx | The total number of call release failures received by the subscriber for this session.
> Subscription Attempts Tx | The total number of subscription attempts made by the subscriber for this session.
> Subscription Attempts Rx | The total number of subscription attempts received by the subscriber for this session.
> Subscription Successes Tx | The total number of subscriptions successfully made by the subscriber for this session.
> Subscription Successes Rx | The total number of successful subscriptions received by the subscriber for this session.
> Subscription Failures Tx | The total number of failed subscriptions made by the subscriber for this session.
> Subscription Failures Rx | The total number of subscription failures received by the subscriber for this session.
> Publish Attempts Tx | The total number of publish attempts made by the subscriber for this session.
> Publish Attempts Rx | The total number of publish attempts received by the subscriber for this session.
> Publish Successes Tx | The total number of publishes successfully made by the subscriber for this session.
> Publish Successes Rx | The total number of successful publishes received by the subscriber for this session.
> Publish Failures Tx | The total number of failed publishes made by the subscriber for this session.
> Publish Failures Rx | The total number of publish failures received by the subscriber for this session.
> Notification Attempts Tx | The total number of notification attempts made by the subscriber for this session.
> Notification Attempts Rx | The total number of notification attempts received by the subscriber for this session.
> Notification Successes Tx | The total number of notifications successfully made by the subscriber for this session.
> Notification Successes Rx | The total number of successful notifications received by the subscriber for this session.
> Notification Failures Tx | The total number of failed notifications made by the subscriber for this session.
> Notification Failures Rx | The total number of notification failures received by the subscriber for this session.
> Message Attempts Tx | The total number of message attempts made by the subscriber for this session.
> Message Attempts Rx | The total number of message attempts received by the subscriber for this session.
> Message Successes Tx | The total number of messages successfully made by the subscriber for this session.
> Message Successes Rx | The total number of successful messages received by the subscriber for this session.
> Message Failures Tx | The total number of failed messages made by the subscriber for this session.
> Message Failures Rx | The total number of message failures received by the subscriber for this session.
> Response 403 Tx | The total number of Response 403 transmitted.
> Response 403 Rx | The total number of Response 403 received.
> Response 408 Tx | The total number of Response 408 transmitted.
> Response 408 Rx | The total number of Response 408 received.
> Response 480 Tx | The total number of Response 480 transmitted.
> Response 480 Rx | The total number of Response 480 received.
> Response 481 Tx | The total number of Response 481 transmitted.
> Response 481 Rx | The total number of Response 481 received.
> Response 487 Tx | The total number of Response 487 transmitted.
> Response 487 Rx | The total number of Response 487 received.
> Response 488 Tx | The total number of Response 488 transmitted.
> Response 488 Rx | The total number of Response 488 received.
> Response 500 Tx | The total number of Response 500 transmitted.
> Response 500 Rx | The total number of Response 500 received.
> PDF Call Rejects | The total number of times the subscriber initiated a call through the P-CSCF but the policy decision function (PDF) rejected it.
> Local Call Rejects | The total number of local call rejects (by the P-CSCF) for this subscriber.
> Emergency Calls | The total number of emergency calls made by this subscriber during this session.
> Operator-assistance Calls | The total number of operator-assisted calls made by this subscriber during this session.
> Tollfree Calls | The total number of toll-free calls made by this subscriber during this session.
> Directory-assistance Calls | The total number of directory assisted calls made by this subscriber during this session.
> Premium Calls | The total number of premium service calls made by this subscriber during this session.
> International Calls | The total number of international calls made by this subscriber during this session.
> LongDistance Calls | The total number of long distance calls made by this subscriber during this session.
> Session Timer Expires | The total number of session timer expirations occurring during this session.

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> show subscribers ggsn-only
> show subscribers ggsn-only Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Total Subscribers | Total number of subscribers registered on system for GGSN service session.
> TotalPDP contexts | Total number of PDP contexts registered on the system for GGSN service session.
> Total MBMS-UE contexts | Total number of MBMS-UE contexts registered on the system for GGSN service session.
> pdp-type-ipv4 | Total number of PDP contexts of IPv4 type registered on the system for GGSN service session.
> pdp-type-ppp | Total number of PDP contexts of PPP type registered on the system for GGSN service session.
> pdp-type-ipv6 | Total number of PDP contexts of IPv6 type registered on the system for GGSN service session.
> mbms-ue-type-ipv4 | Total number of MBMS-UE contexts of IPv4 type registered on the system for GGSN service session.
> ip-type-static | Total number of MS, having static IP allocation, registered with GGSN service session on this system.
> ip-type-local-pool | Total number of MS, having IP allocation from local IP pool, are registered with GGSN service session on this system.
> ip-type-radius-ip | Total number of MS, having IP allocation from RADIUS server, are registered with GGSN service session on this system.
> ip-type-dhcp-proxy | Total number of MS, having IP allocation through DHCP-proxy, are registered with GGSN service session on this system.
> ip-type-dhcp-relay | Total number of MS, having IP allocation through DHCP-relay, are registered with GGSN service session on this system.
> ip-type-unknown | Total number of MS, having IP allocation through unknown method, are registered with GGSN service session on this system.
> ip-type-no-alloc | Total number of MS, having no IP allocation, are registered with GGSN service session on this system. Generally IP allocation for a Multicast session of this type.
> ip-type-static-nrpca | Total number of MS, having static IP allocation through network requested PDP context activation, are registered with GGSN service session on this system.
> in bytes dropped | Total number of bytes dropped in downlink (from PDN) direction for GGSN service session on the system.
> out bytes dropped | Total number of bytes dropped in uplink (to PDN) direction for GGSN service session on the system.
> in packet dropped | Total number of packets dropped in downlink (from PDN) direction for GGSN service session on the system.
> out packet dropped | Total number of packets dropped in uplink (to PDN) direction for GGSN service session on the system.
> in packet dropped due to zero mbr | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while receiving data due to configured maximum bit rate (MBR) was set to zero for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when system drops uplink/downlink packets when SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with bandwidth rate as zero for conversation/streaming class of services.
> out packet dropped due to zero mbr | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while transmitting data due to configured maximum bit rate (MBR) was set to zero for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when system drops uplink/downlink packets when SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with bandwidth rate as zero for conversation/streaming class of services.
> out packet dropped due to lorc | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while UE was out of coverage area or radio coverage was lost for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when GGSN is enabled for overcharging protection for subscriber due to loss of radio coverage and SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with GTP-C extension for LORC.
> ipv4 ttl exceeded | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped because their time-to-live was exceeded for this subscriber session.
> ipv4 bad hdr | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets received with bad headers.
> ipv4 bad length trim | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets received with bad trimming of packet length.
> ipv4 frag failure | Indicates the number of IPv4 packet fragments that were transmitted.
> ipv4 frag sent | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets that could not be fragmented.
> ipv4 in-acl dropped | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an inbound access control list (ACL) violation. This counter may increment even if no ACL is configured.
> ipv4 out-acl dropped | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an outbound access control list (ACL) violation.
> ipv6 bad hdr | Indicates the number of IPv6 packets received with bad headers.
> ipv6 bad length trim | Indicates the number of IPv6 packets received with bad trimming of packet length.
> ipv6 in-acl dropped | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an inbound access control list (ACL) violation. This counter may increment even if no ACL is configured.
> ipv6 out-acl dropped | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an outbound access control list (ACL) violation.
> ipv4 in-css-down dropped | Indicates the number of input packets dropped because the CSS service is yet not up or the service went down.
> ipv4 out-css-down dropped | Indicates the number of output packets dropped because the CSS service is yet not up or the service went down.
> ipv4 early pdu rcvd | The current total number of early IP packet data units (PDUs) received.
> ipv4 icmp packets dropped | Indicates the total number of IPv4 ICMP packets dropped for GGSN service on this system. When hide service address is enabled and a service in the system is sent ping packets or a traceroute is executed, the packets pertaining to the service address are dropped. This counter shows the number of those packets that have been dropped.
> dormancy count | Indicates the total amount of time in seconds that the subscriber session was dormant over the duration of the GGSN session on this system.
> handoff count | The total number of subscriber sessions handed off for GGSN service on this system.
> Bearer not ready | Indicates the total number of instances when bearer was not ready and data received for session.
> output bytes dropped | Indicates the cummulative number of bytes dropped for all GGSN subscriber session on this system.
> output pkts dropped | Indicates the cummulative number of bytes dropped for all GGSN subscriber session on this system.
> ggsn preservation mode | Indicates whether “Preservation-Mode” is enabled or not. Note that this is a customer-specific feature and may not be available for other users.
> Direct Tunnel Bearers | Indicates total number of bearer contexts active for direct tunnel support for SGSN with this GGSN service on system.
> ggsn LORC state | Indicates the number of session where overcharging protection is enabled due to loss of radio coverage. This counter is applicable when GGSN is enabled for overcharging protection for subscriber due to loss of radio coverage and SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with GTP-C extension for LORC.

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> show subscribers ggsn-only all
> show subscribers ggsn-only all Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> vvvvv | Displays service and session state information. This column provides a code consisting of three characters. From left-to-right, the first character represents the network Type that the subscriber is using. The possible access types are:
> • | I: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv4
> • | P: ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | V: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> From left-to-right, the second character represents the Call State. The possible call states are:
> • | C: Connected
> • | c: Connecting
> • | d: Disconnecting
> • | u: Unknown
> From left-to-right, the third character (ggsn-only output) represents the Traffic Class. The possible traffic classes are:
> • | C: Conversational
> • | S: Streaming
> • | B: Background
> • | 1: Interactive 1
> • | 2: Interactive 2
> • | 3: Interactive 3
> From left-to-right, the fourth character represents the Network Type of the session. The possible network types are:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | V: IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | u: Unknown
> From left-to-right, the fifth character (ggsn-only output) represents the PLMN of the session. The possible network types are:
> • | H: Home
> • | V: Visiting
> • | R: Roaming
> • | u: Unknown
> CALLID | Displays the subscriber’s call identification (callid) number.
> IMSI | Displays the International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) number (ggsn-only output).
> NSAPI | Displays the Network Service Access Point Identifier (ggsn-only output).
> Address type | Displays the Address type (ggsn-only output) for the subscriber’s session. The possible address types are:
> • | S: Static (Subscriber Supplied)
> • | L: Local pool
> • | R: RADIUS assigned
> • | d: via DHCP proxy
> • | D: via DHCP relay
> • | u: Unknown
> IP | Displays the IP address assigned to the subscriber.
> APN | Displays the Access Point Name for the session (ggsn-only output).
> Gn-APN | Displays the APN that comes in CPC. If there is no virtual-apn resolution, both Gi & Gn APN are the same.
> Gi-APN | Displays the APN finally selected by the GGSN based on the virtual-apn configuration. If there is no virtual-apn resolution, both Gi & Gn APN are the same.
> TIME-IDLE | Displays the amount of time that the subscriber session has been idle either in an active or dormant state.

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> show subscribers ggsn-only full
> show subscribers ggsn-only full Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Username | The name of the subscribers using GGSN service.
> Status | Indicates the session status. Possible status are:
> • | Online/Active
> • | Offline/Inactive
> Access Type | Indicates the session type for this subscriber. Possible access types are:
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ipv4
> • | IPSG
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | Unknown
> Network Type | Indicates the network service used for the subscriber session. Possible network types are:
> • | IP
> • | Mobile-IP
> • | L2TP
> • | Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | IP-in-IP
> • | GRE
> • | IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | IPSEC
> • | R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | Unknown
> Access Tech | Indicates the accessing technology. Possible access technologies are:
> • | GPRS GERAN
> • | IP
> • | WCDMA UTRAN
> • | Wireless LAN
> • | GPRS Other
> • | Other/Unknown
> callid | The subscriber’s call identification number (callid).
> imsi | The subscriber's International mobile station identification (IMSI).
> state | The session state. The possible values are:
> • | Connected
> • | Connecting
> • | Disconnecting
> • | Unknown
> SGSN cntl address | IP address of SGSN system in network for control messages.
> SGSN data address | IP address of SGSN system in network for data traffic messages.
> Protocol User Name | User name of protocol.
> MSISDN | The Mobile Station International ISDN Number of subscriber node.
> connect time | The time of connection of this subscriber.
> call duration | Duration of call session.
> idle time | Duration of idle status of call session, when no activity detected for this session.
> IMEI(SV) | International mobile equipment identification- software version of connected subscriber.
> SGSN-MCC-MNC | Mobile country code (MCC) and mobile network code (MNC) of SGSN connected for this call.
> Gi-APN | Access point name used for this session on Gi interface, towards PDN.
> NSAPI | Identifier for Network Service Access Point (NSAP) index.
> Gn-APN | Access point name used for this session on Gn interface, in network side between GSNs.
> IMS Auth Service | Indicates whether IMS authorization (Gx) interface support is enabled or not.
> GGSN Preservation Mode | Indicates whether preservation-mode support for GGSN is enabled or not. Note: This is a customer specific counter and dependent of customer specific license only.
> Vendor Id | Indicates the identification of vendor who uses GGSN preservation mode feature.
> GGSN LORC State | Indicates the state of the overcharging protection feature for specific subscriber. Possible status are:
> • | Yes- overcharging protection is enabled
> • | No- overcharging protection is enabled
> • | N/A- overcharging protection is not applicable
> This counter is applicable when GGSN is enabled for overcharging protection for subscriber due to loss of radio coverage and SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with GTP-C extension for LORC.
> GGSN Bearer Control Mode | Indicates whether network controlled QoS negotiation enabled or not and also the mode applicable for bearer control for this. Possible values are:
> • | MS-Only
> • | Mixed (MS and Network)
> FOCS | Indicates whether free of charge service is enabled or not. Note that this is a customer specific service and dependent of customer specific license only.
> ODB | Indicates whether Operator Determined Barring is enabled or not. Note that this is a customer specific service and dependent of customer specific license only.
> ip address | Indicates the primary IP address of the subscriber interface in the session.
> ggsn-service-name | The name of the GGSN service for this subscriber.
> initiated by | Indicates whether QoS initiated by MS or network.
> Subscriber Type | Indicates the type of subscriber. Possible values are:
> • | Visiting
> • | Home
> Accounting mode | Indicates the accounting mode applicable for this subscriber: Possible modes are:
> • | gtpp
> • | none
> • | radius-diameter
> APN Selection mode | Indicates the APN selection mode applicable for this subscriber: Possible modes are:
> • | Chosen by SGSN
> • | Sent by MS
> • | Subscribed
> ip allocation type | Indicates the IP allocation type applicable for this subscriber: Possible types are:
> • | DHCP proxy
> • | DHCP relay
> • | local pool
> gtp version | Indicates the GTPP version used for this subscriber: Possible versions are 0 and 1.
> ggsn c-teid | Indicates the GGSN Tunnel Endpoint Identifier (TEID) for GTP-C messages.
> ggsn u-teid | Indicates the GGSN Tunnel Endpoint Identifier (TEID) for GTP-U messages.
> sgsn c-teid | Indicates the SGSN Tunnel Endpoint Identifier (TEID) for GTP-C messages.
> sgsn u-teid | Indicates the SGSN Tunnel Endpoint Identifier (TEID) for GTP-U messages.
> charging id | Indicates the charging identifier for this subscriber.
> charging chars | Specifies the charging characteristics behavior applicable for this subscriber session.
> access-link ip-frag | Configures IP fragmentation processing over the Access-link.
> ignore DF-bit data-tunnel | Indicates if whether during Mobile IP tunneling, the DF bit is not ignored and packets are not fragmented.
> traffic flow template | The name of the traffic flow template (TFT) applicable for this subscriber session.
> Source context | The name of a configured source context from which the subscriber initiates a session.
> Destination context | The name of a configured destination context through which the subscriber is provided access to the packet data network.
> Authentication context | The name of a configured authentication context from which the subscriber gets authentication.
> Accounting context | The name of a configured accounting context through which the subscriber is provided accounting of data session.
> Mediation context | The name of a configured mediation context to use for communicating with the mediation device. If this context is not specified in APN configuration mode, the destination context will be used.
> Mediation no early PDUs | Specifies whether “no-early-pdu” option configured for this subscriber or not. If “no-early-PDUs” is enabled, the chassis shall not send uplink/downlink data from/to a MS till it receives the Acct-Rsp Start for the same from the mediation device. On receiving the Acct-Rsp, pending PDUs are sent out.
> Mediation No Interims | Specifies whether “no-interims” option configured for this subscriber or not. If “no-interims” is enabled, the chassis shall not send any interim message to the mediation device.
> Mediation Delay GTP Response | Specifies whether “delay-GTP-response” option configured for this subscriber or not. When enabled, this option delays the Create PDP Context response until an Accounting Start response is received from the mediation device.
> active input acl | The active IPv4 access control list (ACL) for inward traffic.
> active output acl | The active IPv4 access control list (ACL) for outward traffic.
> active input IPv6 acl | The active IPv6 access control list (ACL) for inward traffic.
> active output IPv6 acl | The active IPv6 access control list (ACL) for outward traffic.
> ECS Rulebase | The rulebase applicable for this subscriber when ECS is enabled.
> Firewall Policy | Indicates whether firewall processing for this subscriber is enabled.
> CF Policy ID | The identifier of content filtering policy ID.
> active input plcy grp | The active input policy group for inward traffic flow.
> active output plcy grp | The active output policy group for outward traffic flow.
> Layer 3 tunneling | Indicates if Layer 3 tunneling is enabled.
> alloc/retention priority | Indicates the traffic handling priority for quality of service (QOS) differentiated service code point (DSCP) if the allocation priority is present in the QOS profile. Possible priorities are:
> • | 1
> • | 2
> • | 3
> traffic class | Indicates the class of traffic applied for quality of service (QOS) in this subscriber session. Possible classes are:
> • | background
> • | conversational
> • | interactive
> • | streaming
> traffic priority | Indicates the priority for interactive class of traffic for this subscriber session. Possible priorities are:
> • | 1
> • | 2
> • | 3
> delivery order | Specifies the delivery order included in service data unit (SDU) for packets to this subscriber.
> Negotiated MBR for up (bps) | Indicates the maximum bit rate in bits per seconds negotiated for this subscriber in uplink direction.
> Negotiated MBR for down (bps) | Indicates the maximum bit rate in bits per seconds negotiated for this subscriber in downlink direction.
> Negotiated GBR for up (bps) | Indicates the guaranteed bit rate in bits per seconds negotiated for this subscriber in uplink direction.
> Negotiated GBR for down (bps) | Indicates the guaranteed bit rate in bits per seconds negotiated for this subscriber in downlink direction.
> Ran Procedure Ready buffering | Indicates whether RAN Procedure Ready delay buffering is enabled for GGSN service used by this subscriber or not. Possible states are:
> • | Enabled
> • | Disabled
> Ran procedure pkts buffered | Indicates the total number of packets buffered in sub-system waiting for RAB setup ready flag. This is enabled for RAN Procedure Ready delay buffering feature for GGSN service used by this subscriber. Buffer limit is 1024 packets.
> Ran procedure buffer overflow pkts drop | Indicates the total number of packets dropped after sub-system buffer was full (buffer limit is 1024 packets) and GGSN is still waiting for RAB setup ready flag. This is enabled for RAN Procedure Ready delay buffering feature for GGSN service used by this subscriber.
> Downlink traffic-negotiate-limit | Indicates whether traffic flow negotiate limit is configured for this subscriber under traffic policing feature in downlink direction.
> Downlink traffic-rate-limit | Indicates whether traffic flow rate limit is configured for this subscriber under traffic shaping feature in downlink direction.
> Uplink traffic-negotiate-limit | Indicates whether traffic flow negotiate limit is configured for this subscriber under traffic policing feature in uplink direction.
> Uplink traffic-rate-limit | Indicates whether traffic flow rate limit is configured for this subscriber under traffic shaping feature in uplink direction.
> Downlink traffic-shaping | Indicates whether traffic shaping is enabled or not for this subscriber under traffic shaping feature in downlink direction. Possible states are:
> • | Enabled
> • | Disabled
> Uplink traffic-shaping | Indicates whether traffic shaping is enabled or not for this subscriber under traffic shaping feature in uplink direction. Possible states are:
> • | Enabled
> • | Disabled
> Peak data rate(bps) | Indicates the peak data rate allowed in downlink/uplink direction through traffic rate limiting.
> Guaranteed data rate(bps) | Indicates the guaranteed data rate allowed in downlink/uplink direction through traffic rate limiting.
> Burst Size | This group indicates the static/dynamic burst size in bytes for peak and guaranteed rate limiting for this class of QoS in this APN.
> Auto Readjust | Indicates whether auto readjustment of burst size is enabled or not. Possible states are:
> • | Enabled
> • | Disabled
> Auto Readjust Duration | Indicates the configured auto readjust duration in a seconds. If auto readjust is enabled and no readjust duration is specified the default value is 1 second.
> Peak Burst Size(bytes) | Indicates the peak burst size in bytes calculated dynamically by auto readjust duration and rate limit value.
> Guaranteed Burst Size(bytes) | Indicates the guaranteed burst size in bytes calculated dynamically by auto readjust duration (seconds) and rate limit value (bytes). This counter is applicable only when auto readjustment is enabled.
> Peak data rate(bps) | Indicates the peak data rate configured for this subscriber in bits per seconds.
> Guaranteed data rate(bps) | Indicates the guaranteed data rate configured for this subscriber in bits per seconds.
> Downlink CSS Information | This group provides the information regarding content steering service for downlink traffic.
> Service Name | Name of the content steering service applicable for downlink traffic.
> downlink pkts to svc | Total number of packets from subscriber node (downlink direction) sent to CSS service.
> downlink pkts from svc | Total number of packets from CSS service sent to subscriber node (downlink direction).
> Uplink CSS Information | This group provides the information regarding content steering service for uplink traffic.
> Service Name | Name of the content steering service applicable for uplink traffic.
> uplink pkts to svc | Total number of packets from PDN/Internet (uplink direction) sent to CSS service.
> uplink pkts from svc | Total number of packets from CSS service sent to PDN/Internet (uplink direction).
> Bearer Establishment | Indicates the status of bearer establishment.
> Bearer not ready | This group indicates the number of bytes dropped when bearer was ready.
> IM-CN Signaling Context | Specifies the name of the signaling context used for IM-CN (IP Multimedia-Core Network) for interoperability with IP multimedia subsystem (IMS) service.
> input pkts | Indicates the number of packets received.
> output pkts | Indicates the number of packets transmitted.
> input bytes | Indicates the number of bytes received.
> output bytes | Indicates the number of bytes transmitted.
> input bytes dropped | Indicates the number of bytes that were dropped while receiving data for this subscriber session.
> output bytes dropped | Indicates the number of bytes that were dropped while transmitting data for this subscriber session.
> input pkts dropped | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while receiving data for this subscriber session.
> output pkts dropped | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while transmitting data for this subscriber session. This field includes packets blocked by Access Control Lists (ACLs). Do not use this figure when computing the total number of output packets.
> input pkts dropped due to zero mbr | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while receiving data due to configured maximum bit rate (MBR) was set to zero for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when system drops uplink/downlink packets when SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with bandwidth rate as zero for conversation/streaming class of services.
> output pkts dropped due to zero mbr | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while transmitting data due to configured maximum bit rate (MBR) was set to zero for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when system drops uplink/downlink packets when SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with bandwidth rate as zero for conversation/streaming class of services.
> out packet dropped due to lorc | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while UE was out of coverage area or radio coverage was lost for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when GGSN is enabled for overcharging protection for subscriber due to loss of radio coverage and SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with GTP-C extension for LORC.
> pk rate from user(bps) | The peak data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> pk rate to user(bps) | The peak data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> ave rate from user(bps) | The average data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> ave rate to user(bps) | The average data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> sust rate from user(bps) | The mean data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last three sampling periods.
> sust rate to user(bps) | The mean data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last three sampling periods.
> pk rate from user(pps) | The peak data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> pk rate to user(pps) | The peak data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> ave rate from user(pps) | The average data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> ave rate to user(pps) | The average data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> sust rate from user(pps) | The mean data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber tot he network during the last three sampling periods.
> sust rate to user(pps) | The mean data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last three sampling periods.
> link online/active percent | The percentage of time that the data link was online and active during the last sampling period.
> ipv4 bad hdr | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets received with bad headers.
> ipv4 ttl exceeded | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped because their time-to-live was exceeded for this subscriber session.
> ipv4 fragments sent | Indicates the number of IPv4 packet fragments that were transmitted.
> ipv4 could not fragment | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets that could not be fragmented.
> ipv4 input acl drop | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an inbound access control list (ACL) violation. This counter may increment even if no ACL is configured.
> ipv4 output acl drop | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an outbound access control list (ACL) violation.
> ipv4 input css down drop | Indicates the number of input packets dropped because the CSS service is yet not up or the service went down.
> ipv4 output css down drop | Indicates the number of output packets dropped because the CSS service is yet not up or the service went down.
> ipv4 output xoff pkts drop | Indicates the number of packets dropped because of flow control.
> ipv4 output xoff bytes drop | Indicates the number of bytes dropped because of flow control.
> ipv4 source violations | Indicates the number of IPv4 source validation violations.
> ipv4 proxy-dns redirect | The number of foreign DNS request packets intercepted and redirected to the home DNS for the subscriber.
> ipv4 proxy-dns pass-thru | The number of foreign DNS request packets allowed through the intercept filter for the subscriber.
> ipv4 proxy-dns drop | The number of foreign DNS request packets not matching either redirect or pass-thru rules for the subscriber.
> ip source violations no acct | The IP source validation violations that were detected but not included in the statistics.
> ip source violations ignored | The IP source validation violations that were detected but then ignored.
> ipv4 output no-flow drop | The number of IP packets not matching traffic classifier and dropped for the subscriber.
> dormancy total | Indicates the total amount of time in seconds that the subscriber session was dormant over the duration of the session.
> handoff total | The total number of subscriber sessions handed off.
> ipv4 icmp packets dropped | When hide service address is enabled and a service in the system is sent ping packets or a traceroute is executed, the packets pertaining to the service address are dropped. This counter shows the number of those packets that have been dropped.
> DHCP context | Name of the system context in which DHCP service is configured.
> DHCP service | Name of the DHCP service configured for this subscriber.
> DHCP server | Name of the DHCP servers configured for this subscriber for DHCP function.
> DHCP lease expiry policy | Specifies the DHCP address lease expiry policy. Possible actions are:
> • | autoconnect
> • | disconnect
> DHCP lease obtained | Specifies the whether lease obtained after lease expiry or not.
> DHCP lease remaining | Specifies the status of lease obtained for DHCP allocated IP address.
> Total subscribers matching specified criteria | The total number of subscribers matching the specified criteria.

> ‌
> show subscribers mme-only full
> show subscribers mme-only full Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Username | The subscriber name connected for EPS session.
> Status | Indicates the status of EPS subscriber session. Possible status are Online/Active or Offline/Dormant/Idle.
> Access Type | Indicates the type of access applicable for this subscriber. For MME subscribers it should be s1-mme.
> Network Type | Indicates the type of network service used for the subscriber session.
> Access Tech | Indicates the accessing technology. For MME session it is eU-TRAN.
> Access Network Peer ID | Indicates the identifier of the peer in access network.
> Peer Id | Indicates the identifier of the peer MME in home network.
> callid | The MME subscriber’s call identification number (callid).
> msid | The MME subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID).
> guti | This group indicates the Globally Unique Temporary Identifier (GUTI) constructed with following identifiers:
> • | PLMN (MMC and MNC)
> • | MME Group ID (MMEGI)
> • | MME Code (MMEC)
> • | MME TMSI (M-TMSI)
> plmn-id | Indicates the public mobile land network (PLMN) of which MME belongs. PLMN is constructed from MMC and MNC.
> mme-group-id | Indicates the MME group Id of which MME belongs to.
> mme-code | Indicates the MME code of which MME belongs to.
> m-tmsi | Indicates the MME TMSI which is used to identify this subscriber in MME service.
> MSISDN | Indicates the Mobile Subscriber Integrated Services Digital Network Number (MSISDN) of the subscriber connected to an MME service.
> Card/Cpu | The card and CPU ID on which this MME subscriber session is running.
> Sessmgr Instance | The session manager instances running for this subscriber.
> state | The state of MME subscriber session. The possible values are:
> • | Connected
> • | Connecting
> • | Disconnecting
> • | Unknown
> Peer address | IP address of peer MME system in network.
> connect time | Indicate the time in DAYMMMDD HH:MM:SS YYYY format when call connected to MME service.
> call duration | Total time lapsed after call connected for this subscriber with this MME service.
> idle time | The time period that the subscriber session has been idle, either in an active or dormant state.
> ip address | Indicates the primary IP address of the subscriber interface in the session.
> mme-service name | Indicates the name of MME service which is serving this subscriber for MME calls.
> mme-service context | Indicates the name of system context in which particular MME service which is serving this subscriber for MME calls is configured.
> source context | The name of the source context in which the S1-MME interface is configured for this MME service
> destination context | The name of the destination context in which the S5/S8 interface is configured for this MME service.

> ‌
> show subscribers pdif-service
> show subscribers pdif-service Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> vvvvv | Displays service and session state information. This column provides a code consisting of three characters. From left-to-right, the first character represents the Access Type that the subscriber is using. The possible access types are:
> • | S: pdsn-simple-ip
> • | M: pdsn-mobile-ip
> • | H: ha-mobile-ip
> • | P: ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | h: ha-ipsec
> • | N: lns-l2tp
> • | I: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv4
> • | A: asngw-simple-ip
> • | G: IPSG
> • | V: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | B: asngw-mobile-ip
> • | C: cscf-sip
> • | d: vbm-voa
> • | m: vbm-hoa
> • | D: hbm-hoa
> • | L: pdif-simple-ip
> • | K: pdif-mobile-ip
> • | F: standalone-fa
> • | J: asngw-non-anchor
> • | u: Unknown
> vvvvv (continued) | From left-to-right, the second character represents the Access Technology. The possible call states are:
> • | X: CDMA 1xRTT
> • | E: GPRS GERAN
> • | I: IP
> • | D: CDMA EV-DO
> • | U: WCDMA UTRAN
> • | W: Wireless LAN
> • | A: CDMA EV-DO RevA
> • | G: GPRS Other
> • | M: WiMAX
> • | C: CDMA Other
> • | N: GAN (Generic Access Network)
> • | H: HSPA (High Speed Packet Access)
> • | P: PDIF
> . : Other/Unknown
> vvvvv (continued) | From left-to-right, the third character represents the Call State. The possible call states are:
> • | C: Connected
> • | c: Connecting
> • | d: Disconnecting
> • | u: Unknown
> • | r: CSCF-Registering
> • | R: CSCF-Registered
> • | U: CSCF-Unregistered
> From left-to-right, the fourth character represents the Access CSCF Status of the session. The possible network types are:
> • | A: Attached
> • | N: Not Attached
> • | .: Not Applicable
> From left-to-right, the fifth character represents the Link Status of the session. The possible idle states are:
> • | A: Online/Active (airlink connected)
> • | D: Dormant (airlink not connected)
> From left-to-right, the sixth character represents the session Network Type. The possible network types are:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | V: IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | u: Unknown
> CALLID | Displays the subscriber’s call identification (callid) number.
> MSID | Displays the subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID) number.
> USERNAME | Displays the subscriber’s username.
> IP | Displays the IP address assigned to the subscriber.
> TIME-IDLE | Displays the amount of time that the subscriber session has been idle either in an active or dormant state.

> ‌
> show subscribers wf1 all
> show subscribers wf1 all Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> vvvvv | Displays service and session state information. This column provides a code consisting of three characters. From left-to-right, the first character represents the Access Type that the subscriber is using. The possible access types are:
> • | S: pdsn-simple-ip
> • | M: pdsn-mobile-ip
> • | H: ha-mobile-ip
> • | P: ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | h: ha-ipsec
> • | N: lns-l2tp
> • | I: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv4
> • | A: asngw-simple-ip
> • | G: IPSG
> • | V: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | B: asngw-mobile-ip
> • | C: cscf-sip
> • | R: sgw-gtp-ipv4
> • | O: sgw-gtp-ipv6
> • | Q: sgw-gtp-ipv4-ipv6
> • | W: pgw-gtp-ipv4
> • | Y: pgw-gtp-ipv6
> • | Z: pgw-gtp-ipv4-ipv6
> • | s: sgsn
> • | p: sgsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | 4:sgsn-pdp-type-ip
> • | 6: sgsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | L: pdif-simple-ip
> • | K: pdif-mobile-ip
> • | x: S1-MME
> • | F: standalone-fa
> • | J: asngw-non-anchor
> • | e: ggsn-mbms-ue
> • | i: asnpc
> • | E: ha-mobile-ipv6
> • | X: HSGW
> • | u: Unknown
> vvvvv (continued) | From left-to-right, the second character represents the Access Technology. The possible call states are:
> • | X: CDMA 1xRTT
> • | E: GPRS GERAN
> • | I: IP
> • | D: CDMA EV-DO
> • | U: WCDMA UTRAN
> • | W: Wireless LAN
> • | A: CDMA EV-DO RevA
> • | G: GPRS Other
> • | M: WiMAX
> • | C: CDMA Other
> • | N: GAN (Generic Access Network)
> • | H: HSPA (High Speed Packet Access)
> • | P: PDIF
> • | . : Other/Unknown
> vvvvv (continued) | From left-to-right, the third character represents the Call State. The possible call states are:
> • | C: Connected
> • | r: CSCF-Registering
> • | c: Connecting
> • | d: Disconnecting
> • | R: CSCF-Registered
> u: Unknown
> vvvvv (continued) | From left-to-right, the fourth character represents the Link Status of the session. The possible idle states are:
> • | A: Online/Active (airlink connected)
> • | D: Dormant (airlink not connected)
> From left-to-right, the fifth character represents the session Network Type. The possible network types are:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | V: IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | u: Unknown
> From left-to-right, the sixth character represents the Access CSCF Status of the session. The possible network types are:
> • | A: Attached
> • | C: Call (Unknown Type)
> • | N: Not Attached
> • | v: Voice Call
> • | .: Not Applicable
> • | V: Video Call
> CALLID | Displays the subscriber’s call identification (callid) number.
> MSID | Displays the subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID) number.
> USERNAME | Displays the subscriber’s username.
> IP | Displays the IP address assigned to the subscriber.
> TIME-IDLE | Displays the amount of time that the subscriber session has been idle either in an active or dormant state.
> Access Peer Address | The peer that accessed the system to initiate the subscriber session. This is an IP v4 address and a designator to identify the type of peer. The designator may be one of: BS: ASN Base Station ASNGW: Access Service Network Gateway PCF: Packet Control Function FA: Mobile IP Foreign Agent SGSN: Serving GPRS Support Node LAC: L2TP Access Concentrator
> Service Address | The service that is processing the subscriber session. This is listed as an IP v4 address and a designator to identify the type of service. The designator may be one of: ASNGW: Access Service Network Gateway PDSN: Packet Data Serving Node HA: Mobile IP Home Agent GGSN: Gateway GPRS Support Node LNS: L2TP Network Server
> Network Peer Address | The network peer that the subscriber session connect to. This is listed as an IP v4 address and a designator to identify the type of network peer. The designator may be one of: HA: Mobile IP Home Agent LNS: L2TP Network Server IPinIP: IP-in-IP Tunnel Peer GRE: Generic Routing Encapsulation Peer 6in4: IP V6 packets encapsulated in an IP v4 tunnel peer
> Connect Time | The date and time that the subscriber session was connected.

> ‌
> show subscribers aaa-configuration
> show subscribers aaa-configuration Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Username | Specifies the name of the subscriber.
> Status | Indicates the status of the subscriber’s session. The status can be Online or Offline and Active or Dormant.
> Access Type | Indicates the type of access for this subscriber. The possible types are:
> • | pdsn-simple-ip
> • | pdsn-mobile-ip
> • | ha-mobile-ip
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ipv4
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | lns-l2tp
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | ha-ipsec
> • | IPSG
> • | asngw-simple-ip
> • | asngw-mobile-ip
> • | Unknown
> Network Type | Displays the type of network connection for this subscribers session. The possible network types are:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | V: IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | u: Unknown
> Access Tech | Represents the Access Technology. The possible technologies are:
> • | X: CDMA 1xRTT
> • | E: GPRS GERAN
> • | I: IP
> • | D: CDMA EV-DO
> • | U: WCDMA UTRAN
> • | W: Wireless LAN
> • | A: CDMA EV-DO RevA
> • | G: GPRS Other
> • | M: WiMAX
> • | C: CDMA Other
> • | N: GAN (Generic Access Network)
> • | H: HSPA (High Speed Packet Access)
> • | P: PDIF
> • | . : Other/Unknown
> callid | Displays the subscriber’s call identification number (callid).
> msid | Displays the subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID).
> imsi | Displays the subscriber’s international mobile subscriber identity (IMSI).
> AAA Information and Attributes | A list of AAA information attributes and their configuration for the specified session. Additional information on these attributes can be found throughout this guide and in the AAA Interface Administration and Reference.

> ‌
> show subscribers access-flows
> show subscribers access-flows Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Access-Tech | Indicates the session type for this subscriber. The possible types are:
> • | X: CDMA 1xRTT
> • | E: GPRS GERAN
> • | I: IP
> • | D: CDMA EV-DO
> • | U: WCDMA UTRAN
> • | W: Wireless LAN
> • | A: CDMA EV-DO RevA
> • | G: GPRS Other
> • | M: WiMAX
> • | C: CDMA Other
> • | N: GAN (Generic Access Network)
> • | H: HSPA (High Speed Packet Access)
> • | P: PDIF
> • | L: eHRPD
> • | . : Other/Unknown
> Type | Indicates the access flow type as one of the following:
> • | Static
> • | Dynamic
> • | Pre-provisioned
> • | Accounting
> Direction | Indicates the flow direction as one of the following:
> • | Forward/Uplink
> • | Reverse/Downlink
> Link Status | Indicates the status of the flow as one of the following:
> • | Online/Active
> • | Dormant/idle
> • | Not Applicable
> Flow State | Indicates the state of the flow as one of the following:
> • | Active
> • | Inactive
> Flow Mapping | Indicates the mapping of the flow as one of the following:
> • | Mapped
> • | Unmapped
> • | Not Applicable
> Network Type | Indicates the session Network Type. The possible network types are:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | V: IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | u: Unknown
> MSID | Displays the subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID).
> ID | Indicates the unique identification number for the flow.
> SRID | Indicates the service flow identifier for this subscriber.
> PDFID | Indicates the packet data flow identifier for this subscriber.
> PROFID | Indicates the QoS profile identifier for this subscriber.
> PACKETS | Indicates the total number of packets processed for this flow.
> BYTES | Indicates the total number of bytes processed for this flow.
> POLICY | Indicates the name of the subscriber QoS policy applicable for this subscriber.

> ‌
> show subscribers access-flows full
> show subscribers access-flows full Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Username | Specifies the name of the subscriber.
> callid | Displays the subscriber’s call identification number (callid).
> msid | Displays the subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID).
> flow ID | Indicates the unique identification number for the flow.
> Access Tech | Indicates the session type for this subscriber. The possible types are:
> • | X: CDMA 1xRTT
> • | E: GPRS GERAN
> • | I: IP
> • | D: CDMA EV-DO
> • | U: WCDMA UTRAN
> • | W: Wireless LAN
> • | A: CDMA EV-DO RevA
> • | G: GPRS Other
> • | M: WiMAX
> • | C: CDMA Other
> • | N: GAN (Generic Access Network)
> • | H: HSPA (High Speed Packet Access)
> • | P: PDIF
> • | L: eHRPD
> • | . : Other/Unknown
> Status | Indicates the status of the session as one of the following:
> • | Active
> • | Dormant/Idle
> Policy Name | Indicates the name of the QoS/subscriber policy.
> Direction | Indicates the flow direction as one of the following:
> • | Forward/Uplink
> • | Reverse/Downlink
> State | Indicates the status of the flow as one of the following:
> • | Active
> • | Inactive
> Mapping Status | Indicates the mapping status of the flow as one of the following:
> • | Mapped
> • | Unmapped
> • | Not Applicable
> Flow Type | Indicates the access flow type as one of the following:
> • | Accounting
> • | Static
> • | Dynamic
> • | Pre-provisioned
> Hdr Comp | Indicates the status of header compression.
> QoS Traffic Policing | Indicates the status of the QoS traffic policing as one of the following:
> • | Enabled
> • | Disabled
> Data Statistics | Displays the data statistics.
> Packets | Displays the total number of packets.
> Bytes | Displays the total number of bytes.
> pkts dropped tp | Displays the number of packets dropped by the traffic policy.
> pkts dropped access-ctrl | Displays the number of packets dropped by the access control.
> Requested QoS | Displays the requested QoS.
> Profile Ids | Displays the profile IDs for the requested QoS.
> QOS Id | Displays the applicable QoS identifier.
> Granted QoS | Displays the granted QoS.
> Global-Service-Class-Name | Specifies the global service class name.
> Service-Class-Name | Specifies the local service class name.
> Schedule Type | Displays the schedule type configured for the requested QoS. This group contains relevant parameters like, minimum reserved traffic rate, maximum latency allowed, polling interval, traffic priority, sustained traffic rate, and maximum traffic burst.
> Classifiers | Displays the service classifier parameters like type of traffic, priority, matching protocol, source-destination IP address and ports, DSCP marking etc. It also shows the configured permit criteria for flows.
> Data Path(s) | Displays the available information of data path(s).
> Peer Address | Indicates the IP address of the trusted peer ASN GWs for inter ASN GW handovers in this service.
> BS ID | Indicates the Base station Id.
> Tunnel Endpoint | Indicates the IP address of GRE tunnel endpoint.
> Gre Key | Indicates the GRE key for this data tunnel.
> Type | Type of GRE data tunnel. It may be R4 or R6.
> State | Indicates the status of access flow. Possible states are:
> • | I: Initializing
> • | F: Flow Added
> • | A: Active
> • | P: Pending
> RecdPkts | Indicates the total number of packets received.
> SendPkts | Indicates the total number of packets sent.
> Total access-flows matching specified criteria | Displays the total number of matching access-flows.

> ‌
> show subscribers access-flows wf1
> show subscribers access-flows wf1 Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Access Tech | Indicates the session type for this subscriber. The possible types are:
> • | X: CDMA 1xRTT
> • | E: GPRS GERAN
> • | I: IP
> • | D: CDMA EV-DO
> • | U: WCDMA UTRAN
> • | W: Wireless LAN
> • | A: CDMA EV-DO RevA
> • | G: GPRS Other
> • | M: WiMAX
> • | C: CDMA Other
> • | N: GAN (Generic Access Network)
> • | H: HSPA (High Speed Packet Access)
> • | P: PDIF
> • | L: eHRPD
> • | . : Other/Unknown
> Policy Name | Indicates the name of the QoS/subscriber policy.
> Type | Indicates the access flow type as one of the following:
> • | A: Accounting
> • | S: Static
> • | D: Dynamic
> • | P: Pre-provisioned
> Direction | Indicates the flow direction as one of the following:
> • | F: Forward/Uplink
> • | R: Reverse/Downlink
> Link Status | Indicates the status of the link as one of the following:
> • | A: Online/Active
> • | D: Dormant
> • | .: Not Applicable
> Flow Status | Indicates the status of the flow as one of the following:
> • | A: Active
> • | I: Inactive
> Flow Mapping | Indicates the mapping status of the flow as one of the following:
> • | M: Mapped
> • | U: Unmapped
> • | .: Not Applicable
> Network Type | Indicates the network type as one of the following:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | V: IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | u: Unknown
> MSID | Displays the subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID) number.
> ID | Indicates the unique identification number for the flow.
> SRID | Indicates the service request identification number for the flow.
> PROFID | Indicates the profile identification number used by the flow.
> SO | Displays the service option for each flow.
> PACKETS | Indicates the total number of packets.
> BYTES | Indicates the total number of bytes.
> POLICY | Indicates the policy name used for the flow.
> HDR-COMP | Indicates the ROHC header compression feedback channel identification number carried by the link.

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> show subscribers counters username
> show subscriber counters username Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Username | Specifies the name of the subscriber.
> Status | Indicates the status of the subscriber’s session. The status can be Online or Offline and Active or Dormant.
> Access Type | Indicates the session type for this subscriber. The possible types are: Indicates the access type for this subscriber. The possible types are:
> • | pdsn-simple-ip
> • | pdsn-mobile-ip
> • | ha-mobile-ip
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | ha-ipsec
> • | lns-l2tp
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ipv4
> • | asngw-simple-ip
> • | IPSG
> • | ggsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | asngw-mobile-ip
> • | cscf-sip
> • | sgw-gtp-ipv4
> • | sgw-gtp-ipv6
> • | sgw-gtp-ipv4-ipv6
> • | pgw-gtp-ipv4
> • | pgw-gtp-ipv6
> • | pgw-gtp-ipv4-ipv6
> • | sgsn
> • | sgsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | sgsn-pdp-type-ip
> • | sgsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | pdif-simple-ip
> • | pdif-mobile-ip
> • | S1-MME
> • | standalone-fa
> • | asngw-non-anchor
> • | ggsn-mbms-ue
> • | asnpc
> • | ha-mobile-ipv6
> • | HSGW
> • | Unknown
> Network Type | Indicates the network service used for the subscriber session. Possible values are:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | V: IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | u: Unknown
> callid | Displays the subscriber’s call identification number (callid).
> msid | Displays the subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID).
> input pkts | Indicates the number of packets received.
> output pkts | Indicates the number of packets transmitted .
> input bytes | Indicates the number of bytes received .
> output bytes | Indicates the number of bytes transmitted.
> input bytes dropped | Indicates the number of bytes that were dropped while receiving data for this subscriber session.
> output bytes dropped | Indicates the number of bytes that were dropped while transmitting data for this subscriber session.
> input pkts dropped | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while receiving data for this subscriber session.
> output pkts dropped | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while transmitting data for this subscriber session. This field includes packets blocked by Access Control Lists (ACLs). Do not use this figure when computing the total number of output packets.
> input pkts dropped due to zero mbr | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while receiving data due to configured maximum bit rate (MBR) was set to zero for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when system drops uplink/downlink packets when SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with bandwidth rate as zero for conversation/streaming class of services.
> output pkts dropped due to zero mbr | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while transmitting data due to configured maximum bit rate (MBR) was set to zero for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when system drops uplink/downlink packets when SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with bandwidth rate as zero for conversation/streaming class of services.
> pk rate from user(bps) | The peak data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> pk rate to user(bps) | The peak data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> ave rate from user(bps) | The average data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> ave rate to user(bps) | The average data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> sust rate from user(bps) | The mean data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last three sampling periods.
> sust rate to user(bps) | The mean data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last three sampling periods.
> pk rate from user(pps) | The speed that packets are being received from the user in packets per second.
> pk rate to user(pps) | The speed that packets are being sent to the user in packets per second.
> ave rate from user(pps) | The average speed that packets are being received from the user in packets per second.
> ave rate to user(pps) | The average speed that packets are being sent to the user in packets per second.
> sust rate from user(pps) | The sustained speed that packets are being received from the user in packets per second.
> sust rate to user(pps) | The sustained speed that packets are being sent to the user in packets per second.
> link online/active percent | The percentage of time that the data link was online and active during the last sampling period.
> ipv4 bad hdr | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets received with bad headers.
> ipv4 ttl exceeded | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped because their time-to-live was exceeded for this subscriber session.
> ipv4 fragments sent | Indicates the number of IPv4 packet fragments that were transmitted.
> ipv4 could not fragment | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets that could not be fragmented.
> ipv4 input acl drop | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an inbound access control list (ACL) violation. Important: This counter may increment even if no ACL is configured.
> ipv4 output acl drop | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an outbound access control list (ACL) violation.
> ipv4 source violations | Indicates the number of IPv4 source validation violations.
> ipv4 source violation no accounting | The IPv4 source validation violations that were detected but not included in the statistics.
> ipv6 egress filtered | Enable IPv6 egress address filtering feature.
> dormancy total | Indicates the total amount of time in seconds that the subscriber session was dormant over the duration of the session.
> handoff total | The total number of subscriber sessions handed off.
> ipv4 icmp packets dropped | When hide service address is enabled and a service in the system is sent ping packets or a traceroute is executed, the packets pertaining to the service address are dropped. This counter shows the number of those packets that have been dropped.
> Total subscribers matching specified criteria | Displays the number of subscribers currently accessing the system that matched the criteria that was specified during the execution of this command.

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> show subscribers full username
> show subscriber full username Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Username | Specifies the name of the subscriber.
> Status | Indicates the status of the subscriber’s session. The status can be Online/Active or Offline/Dormant/Idle.
> Access Type | Indicates the session type for this subscriber. The possible types are: Indicates the session type for this subscriber. The possible types are:
> • | S: pdsn-simple-ip
> • | M: pdsn-mobile-ip
> • | H: ha-mobile-ip
> • | P: ggsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | h: ha-ipsec
> • | N: lns-l2tp
> • | I: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv4
> • | A: asngw-simple-ip
> • | G: IPSG
> • | V: ggsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | B: asngw-mobile-ip
> • | C: cscf-sip
> • | R: sgw-gtp-ipv4
> • | O: sgw-gtp-ipv6
> • | Q: sgw-gtp-ipv4-ipv6
> • | W: pgw-gtp-ipv4
> • | Y: pgw-gtp-ipv6
> • | Z: pgw-gtp-ipv4-ipv6
> • | s: sgsn
> • | p: sgsn-pdp-type-ppp
> • | 4:sgsn-pdp-type-ip
> • | 6: sgsn-pdp-type-ipv6
> • | L: pdif-simple-ip
> • | K: pdif-mobile-ip
> • | x: S1-MME
> • | F: standalone-fa
> • | J: asngw-non-anchor
> • | e: ggsn-mbms-ue
> • | i: asnpc
> • | E: ha-mobile-ipv6
> • | X: HSGW
> • | u: Unknown
> Network Type | Indicates the network service used for the subscriber session. Possible values are:
> • | I: IP
> • | M: Mobile-IP
> • | L: L2TP
> • | P: Proxy-Mobile-IP
> • | i: IP-in-IP
> • | G: GRE
> • | V: IPv6-in-IPv4
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | A: R4 (IP-GRE)
> • | u: Unknown
> Access Tech | Indicates Accessing Technology. The possible types are:
> • | X: CDMA 1xRTT
> • | E: GPRS GERAN
> • | I: IP
> • | D: CDMA EV-DO
> • | U: WCDMA UTRAN
> • | W: Wireless LAN
> • | A: CDMA EV-DO RevA
> • | G: GPRS Other
> • | M: WiMAX
> • | C: CDMA Other
> • | N: GAN (Generic Access Network)
> • | H: HSPA (High Speed Packet Access)
> • | P: PDIF
> • | . : Other/Unknown
> BSID | Displays the ASN base station identifier (MAC address).
> callid | Displays the subscriber’s call identification number (callid).
> msid | Displays the subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID).
> 3GPP2 Carrier ID | Unique identifier for the carrier.
> 3GPP2 ESN | Electronic Serial Number of the mobile handset.
> Card/Cpu | Indicates the id of Card and CPU.
> Sessmgr Instances | Displays the session manager instances.
> state | Indicates the status of session. The possible status are:
> • | Connected
> • | Connecting
> • | Disconnecting
> • | Unknown
> PCF address | Specifies the IP address of PCF in decimal notation.
> connect time | Displays the time of connection starts.
> call duration | Specifies total duration of call session in hh:mm:ss format
> idle time | Displays the amount of time that the subscriber session has been idle either in an active or dormant state.
> idle time left | Shows the amount of idle time left before timeout.
> session time left | How much session time is left for the specified subscriber.
> long duration time left | Shows how much time is left for the maximum duration of a specified subscriber session.
> long duration action | Shows the setting for the action to take when the long duration timer expires. The possible values for this are:
> • | Detection - Detect and send SNMP trap and CORBA notification only.
> • | Disconnection - Disconnect the session and send SNMP trap and CORBA notification.
> always on | Session Update message was sent to the PCF to notify the PCF that the subscriber has the Always On feature enabled.
> ip address | The IP address of the interface in the session.
> Primary DNS Address | The primary DNS address of the interface in the session.
> Secondary DNS Address | The secondary DNS address of the interface in the session.
> home-agent | The IP address of the mobile IP user’s home agent.
> pdsn-service name | The PDSN service that is running this session and the context name of the PDSN-service with the service-name.
> fa-service name context | The FA service that is running this session and the context name of the FA-service with the service-name for a MIP call.
> ggsn-service name | The GGSN service that is running this session and the context name of the GGSN-service with the service-name.
> source context | Specifies the name of a configured source context from which the subscriber initiates a session.
> destination context | Specifies the name of a configured destination context through which the subscriber is provided access to the packet data network.
> ip header compression: (loc to rem) vj, (rem to loc) vj | This specifies what header compression method is being used.
> ROHC max-cid (local/remote) | For Robust Header Compression, indicates the maximum value of a context identifier.
> ROHC mrru (local/remote) | For Robust Header Compression, indicates the maximum reconstructed reception unit.
> ROHC max-hdr (local/remote) | For Robust Header Compression, the largest header size in octets that may be compressed.
> AAA context | The context in which the AAA service is configured.
> AAA domain | The domain in which the AAA service is configured.
> AAA start count | The number of accounting start messages sent to the accounting server for the subscriber session.
> AAA stop count | The number of accounting stop messages sent to the accounting server for the subscriber session.
> AAA interim count | The number of accounting interim messages sent to the accounting server for the subscriber session.
> Acct-session-id | Identifies a subscriber session or PDP context.
> AAA RADIUS group | Indicates the group of AAA RADIUS server assigned to specific subscriber for AAA functionality.
> RADIUS Auth Server IP | The RADIUS authentication server’s IP address.
> RADIUS Acct Server IP | The RADIUS accounting server’s IP address. When the RADIUS Accounting Mediation Device is configured, this field will NOT display the RADIUS accounting mediation server’s IP address.
> NAS IP Address | IP address of Network Access Server (NAS).
> Nexthop IP Address | IP address of configured next-hop-forwarding-address in RADIUS attribute, subscriber configuration, or IP pool configuration.
> Authentication Mode | The authentication mode. Possible modes are:
> • | None
> • | User (Single EAP)
> • | Device (Single EAP)
> • | Device-User (Double EAP)
> • | Device-User (Single EAP)
> Authentication Type | The authentication type.
> EAP-Type | The type of EAP authentication. Possible types are:
> • | EAP-Pre-shared Key (EAP-PSK)
> • | ●EAP-Transport Layer Security (EAP-TLS)
> • | ●EAP-Tunneled Transport Layer Security (EAP-TTLS)
> • | ●EAP-Authentication and Key Agreement (EAP-AKA)
> Client Type | The type of client, which can be:
> • | Regular
> • | Data
> Identifies whether the client is a regular client, which includes voice, or a data client, which is data only.
> active input acl | Specifies active Access Control List (ACL) for input.
> active output acl | Specifies active Access Control List (ACL) for output.
> ECS Rulebase | Specifies applicable Rulebase for this subscriber when ECS is enabled.
> active input plcy grp | Specifies active input policy group for traffic flow.
> active output plcy grp | Specifies active output policy group for traffic flow.
> MIPHA Session
> Care-of-Address | The IP address of the device terminating the tunnel to the mobile node. The address may belong to either a Foreign Agent that is facilitating the subscriber’s Mobile IP session or another device that the mobile node is associated (co-located) with.
> Home-Address | The IP address assigned to the subscriber’s mobile node for the duration of the session.
> HA-Address | The IP address of the Home Agent that is facilitating the subscriber’s Mobile IP session.
> Lifetime | The accepted lifetime interval for this session.
> Remaining Life | The amount of time that remains after which the session expires and is torn down.
> Reverse Tunneling On | Displays whether or not reverse tunneling is enabled for the subscriber’s session.
> Encapsulation Type | The encapsulation method used for the subscriber’s session.
> GRE Key | The key that uniquely identifies the subscriber session when the Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) protocol Encapsulation Type.
> IPSec Required | Indicates whether or not IPSec is required for the subscriber Mobile IP session.
> IPSec Ctrl Tunnel Estab. | If IPSec is required for the session, this field indicates whether or not the control tunnel has been established.
> IPSec Data Tunnel Estab. | If IPSec is required for the session, this field indicates whether or not the data tunnel has been established.
> Revocation Negotiated | Indicates whether or not MIP Registration Revocation was negotiated between the FA and the HA for this subscriber session. Possible values are :
> • | No
> • | Yes
> Revocation I bit Negotiated | Indicates whether or not the Revocation I bit was negotiated. Possible values are :
> • | No
> • | Yes
> Colocated COA | Indicates whether or not the subscribers that registered a MIP colocated COA directly with the HA. Options are:
> • | No
> • | Yes
> NAT Detected | Indicates whether or not network address translation (NAT) is detected.Options are:
> • | No
> • | Yes
> MN-HA-Key-Present | The security parameter index (SPI) key is used to verify a trusted host environment and that communications are to be established between known hosts. Checks for presence of mobile node (MN) - home agent (HA) key. Options are:
> • | True
> • | False.
> MN-HA-SPI | Mobile node (MN) - home agent (HA) security parameter index (SPI).
> FA-HA-Key-Present | The SPI key is used to verify a trusted host environment and that communications are to be established between known hosts. Checks for presence of the FA - HA key. Options are:
> • | True
> • | False
> FA-HA-SPI | FA - HA security parameter index (SPI).
> MN-FA-Key-Present | The SPI key is used to verify a trusted host environment and that communications are to be established between known hosts. Checks for presence of the MN - FA key. Options are:
> • | True
> • | False
> MN-FA-SPI | MN - FA security parameter index (SPI).
> Layer 3 tunneling | Indicates if Layer 3 tunneling is enabled.
> prepaid status | Indicates if prepaid status is on or off.
> external inline srvr processing | Indicates if external inline server processing is on or off.
> IPv6 Egress address filtering | Enable IPv6 egress address filtering feature.
> IPv6 DNS Proxy | Enables/Disables the domain name server proxy for the current session.
> Proxy DNS Intercept List | Identifies the proxy DNS intercept list used for the subscriber.
> access-link ip-frag | Configures IP fragmentation processing over the Access-link.
> ignore DF-bit data tunnel | Use this command to configure a user so that during Mobile IP tunneling the DF bit is not ignored and packets are not fragmented.
> MIP grat-ARP mode | Indicates if gratuitous ARPs are sent out for an HA session upon handoff and renewal requests.
> Downlink traffic-policing | Shows if traffic policing is enabled for the downlink direction.
> Uplink traffic-policing | Shows if traffic policing is enabled for the uplink direction.
> input pkts | Indicates the number of packets received.
> output pkts | Indicates the number of packets transmitted.
> input bytes | Indicates the number of bytes received.
> output bytes | Indicates the number of bytes transmitted.
> input bytes dropped | Indicates the number of bytes that were dropped while receiving data for this subscriber session.
> output bytes dropped | Indicates the number of bytes that were dropped while transmitting data for this subscriber session.
> input pkts dropped | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while receiving data for this subscriber session.
> output pkts dropped | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while transmitting data for this subscriber session. This field includes packets blocked by Access Control Lists (ACLs). Do not use this figure when computing the total number of output packets.
> input pkts dropped due to zero mbr | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while receiving data due to configured maximum bit rate (MBR) was set to zero for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when system drops uplink/downlink packets when SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with bandwidth rate as zero for conversation/streaming class of services.
> output pkts dropped due to zero mbr | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while transmitting data due to configured maximum bit rate (MBR) was set to zero for a subscriber. This counter is applicable when system drops uplink/downlink packets when SGSN notifies Update PDP Contexts for QOS change with bandwidth rate as zero for conversation/streaming class of services.
> pk rate from user(bps) | The peak data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> pk rate to user(bps) | The peak data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> ave rate from user(bps) | The average data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> ave rate to user(bps) | The average data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> sust rate from user(bps) | The mean data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last three sampling periods.
> sust rate to user(bps) | The mean data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last three sampling periods.
> pk rate from user(pps) | The peak data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> pk rate to user(pps) | The peak data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> ave rate from user(pps) | The average data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data sent from the subscriber to the network during the last sampling period.
> ave rate to user(pps) | The average data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
> sust rate from user(pps) | The mean data rate, in packets per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last three sampling periods.
> link online/active percent | The percentage of time that the data link was online and active during the last sampling period.
> ipv4 bad hdr | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets received with bad headers.
> ipv4 ttl exceeded | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped because their time-to-live was exceeded for this subscriber session.
> ipv4 fragments sent | Indicates the number of IPv4 packet fragments that were transmitted.
> ipv4 could not fragment | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets that could not be fragmented.
> ipv4 input acl drop | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an inbound access control list (ACL) violation. Important: This counter may increment even if no ACL is configured.
> ipv4 output acl drop | Indicates the number of IPv4 packets dropped due to an outbound access control list (ACL) violation.
> ipv4 input css down drop | Indicates the number of input packets dropped because the CSS service is yet not up or the service went down.
> ipv4 output css down drop | Indicates the number of output packets dropped because the CSS service is yet not up or the service went down.
> ipv4 output xoff pkts drop | Indicates the number of packets dropped because of flow control.
> ipv4 output xoff bytes drop | Indicates the number of bytes dropped because of flow control.
> ip source violations | Indicates the number of IPv4 source validation violations.
> ipv6 egress filtered | Enable IPv6 egress address filtering feature.
> ipv4 proxy-dns redirect | The number of foreign DNS request packets intercepted and redirected to the home DNS for the subscriber.
> ipv4 proxy-dns pass-thru | The number of foreign DNS request packets allowed through the intercept filter for the subscriber.
> ipv4 proxy-dns drop | The number of foreign DNS request packets not matching either redirect or pass-thru rules for the subscriber.
> ip source violations no accounting | The IP source validation violations that were detected but not included in the statistics.
> ip source violations ignored | The IP source validation violations that were detected but then ignored.
> dormancy total | Indicates the total amount of time in seconds that the subscriber session was dormant over the duration of the session.
> handoff total | The total number of subscriber sessions handed off.
> ipv4 icmp packets dropped | When hide service address is enabled and a service in the system is sent ping packets or a traceroute is executed, the packets pertaining to the service address are dropped. This counter shows the number of those packets that have been dropped.
> Access-flows | The total number of matching access-flows.

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> show subscribers sgsn-only full
> show subscribers sgsn-only full Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Source context | Specifies the name of a configured source context from which the subscriber initiates a session.
> Destination context | Specifies the name of a configured destination context through which the subscriber is provided access to the packet data network.
> Accounting context | Specifies the name of a configured accounting context through which the subscriber is provided accounting of data session.
> Subscriber Plmn Type | Indicates the subscriber type of Public Land Mobile Network area. Possible values are:
> • | H: Home networks
> • | F: Foreign networks
> • | U: Unknown networks
> Charging Characteristics | Displays the Charging characteristics. Hot Billing, Flat rate Billing, Prepaid Billing and Normal Billing
> Charging Characteristics Selection Mode | Displays the selection mode of the Charging characteristics.
> MNRG Flag | The MNRG (Mobile Not Reachable for GPRS) flag indicates whether activity from the MS will be reported to the HLR. Possible values are:
> • | True
> • | False
> PPF | The PPF (Page Proceed Flag) indicates whether paging for PS and CS services can be initiated. Possible values are:
> • | True
> • | False
> NGAF | The NGAF (Non-Gprs Alert Flag) indicates whether activity from the MS will be reported to the MCSC/VLR. Possible values are:
> • | True
> • | False
> VLR-Reliable | Set to 'false' when the SGSN has received a reset indication from the VLR. The SGSN may request the MS, upon reception of the next routing area update (either periodic routing area update or combined routing and location area update) procedure, to re-attach to non-GPRS services if the MS is still IMSI attached to non-GPRS services. Alternatively, the SGSN may upon reception of a combined routing and location area update request or a periodic routing area update from a MS that is still attached for non-GPRS service, perform immediately the location update for non-GPRS services procedure.
> VLR-Association | Indicates the states associated to the Gs interface in the VLR. Possible states are:
> • | Gs-NULL
> • | LA-UPDATE PRESENT
> • | Gs-ASSOCIATED
> NRI Assigned | The Network Resource Identifier (NRI) is used either when Iu-flex or Gb-flex is used or when MOCN configuration is used for network sharing. NRI is a 1-10 bit length value that is a part of PTMSI. This de-multiplexes which SGSN handles the subscriber at the RNC or BSS. The NRI that was chosen for this subscriber is shown and this is useful to know when this SGSN is configured with more than one NRI.
> Network Sharing Capability | Indicates whether the MS supports network sharing or not. When network sharing feature is enabled, it is possible that the MS is a supporting MS or a non-supporting MS. The three possible values the MS Network Sharing Support feature can hold are:
> • | Not Applicable - Network Sharing is not enabled.
> • | Not Supported - Network Sharing is enabled but the MS does not support this feature.
> • | Supported - Network Sharing is enabled and the MS supports this feature.

> ‌
> show subscribers sgsn-only partial qos negotiated
> show subscribers sgsn-only partial qos negotiated Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> QoS | Indicates the type of action for QoS. Possible values are:
> • | QoS Requested (Req)
> • | QoS Negotiated (Neg)
> Traffic Class | Specifies the class of traffic. Possible values are:
> • | Conversational (Conv)
> • | Streaming (Strm)
> • | Background (Back)
> • | Interactive (Intr)
> • | Unknown (Unkn)
> Value | Specifies the status of QoS and subscriber. Possible values are:
> • | Subscribed (Subs)
> • | Reserved (Resv)
> • | Best Effort (Best)
> • | Negotiated (Nego)
> IMSI | Indicates the International Mobile Subscriber identity of subscriber.
> NSAPI | Indicates the Network Service Access Point Identifier of the subscriber.
> Peak Thruput octet/h | The peak throughput in octets per hour for this subscriber.
> Mean Thruput octet/h | The mean throughput in octets per hour for this subscriber.
> MAX SDU Size | The maximum size of service data unit (SDU) in KB.
> MBR UP kbps | The maximum bit rate in kilobit per second allowed for this subscriber for upload.
> MBR Down kbps | The maximum bit rate in kilobit per second allowed for this subscriber for download.
> GBR UP kbps | The guaranteed bit rate in kilobit per second allowed for this subscriber for upload.
> GBR Down kbps | The guaranteed bit rate in kilobit per second allowed for this subscriber for download.

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> show subscribers tft
> show subscribers tft Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Username | Specifies the name of the subscriber.
> callid | Displays the subscriber’s call identification number (callid).
> msid | Displays the subscriber’s mobile station identification (MSID).
> Number of TFTs | Displays the number of Traffic Flow Templates (TFTs).
> MS IP Address | Displays the MS IP address.
> Number of Packet Filters | Displays the number of Packet Filters.
> Filter Evaluation Precedence 1:
> Flow Id | Displays the flow ID for the first precedence.
> Flow Direction | Displays the flow direction (FORWARD or REVERSE) for the first precedence.
> Flow State | Displays the flow state and A10 mapping for the first precedence.
> Packet Filter Type | Displays the type of Packet Filter for the first precedence.
> Filter Components Follows
> Ipv4 Source Addr/Mask | Displays the IP address and mask for the Ipv4 source address.
> Filter Evaluation Precedence 2:
> Flow Id | Displays the flow ID for the second precedence.
> Flow Direction | Displays the flow direction (FORWARD or REVERSE) for the second precedence.
> Flow State | Displays the flow state and A10 mapping for the second precedence.
> Packet Filter Type | Displays the type of Packet Filter for the second precedence.
> Filter Components Follows
> Ipv4 Source Addr/Mask | Displays the IP address and mask for the Ipv4 source address.
> Total TFTs matching specified criteria: | Displays the total number of matching TFTs.

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