PDIF Schema Statistics

The PDIF schema provides operational statistics that can be used for monitoring and troubleshooting the following products: PDIF

This schema provides the following types of statistics:
  • Counter: A counter records incremental data cumulatively and rolls over when the counter limit is reached. All counter statistics are cumulative and reset only by one of the following methods: roll-over when limit is reached, after a system restart, or after a clear command is performed. The limit depends upon the data type.
  • Gauge: A gauge statistic indicates a single value; a snapshot representation of a single point in time within a defined time frame. The gauge changes to a new value with each snapshot though a value may repeat from one period to the next. The limit depends upon the data type.
  • Information: This type of statistic provides information, often intended to differentiate sets of statistics; for example, a VPN name or IP address. The type of information provided depends upon the data type.
The data type defines the format of the data for the value provided by the statistic. The following data types are used in statistics for this schema:
  • Int32/Int64: An integer, either 32-bit or 64-bit: For statistics with the Int32 data type, the roll-over to zero limit is 4,294,967,295. For statistics with the Int64 data type, the roll-over to zero limit is 18,446,744,073,709,551,615.
  • Float: A numeric value that can be represented fractionally; for example, 1.345.
  • String: A series of ASCII alphanumeric characters in a single grouping, usually pre-configured.

IMPORTANT:

Unless otherwise indicated, all statistics are counters and all statistics are standards-based.

Key Variables: Every schema has some variables which are typically referred to as 'key variables'. These key variables provide index markers to identify which object the statistics apply to. For example, in the card schema, the card number (variable %card%) uniquely identifies a card. For an HA service, the keys would be "%vpnname%" plus "%servname%", as the combination uniquely identifies an HA service. So, in a given measurement interval, one row of statistics will be generated per unique key. The schema keys are identified in the Description section of the table.


Table 1. Bulk Statistic Variables in the PDIF Schema
Variables Description Data Type

vpnname

Description: The name of the context currently facilitating the service processing the subscriber session.

This is a key variable.

String

vpnid

Description: The identification number of the context currently facilitating the service processing the subscriber session. This is an internal reference number.

This is a key variable.

Int32

svcname

Description: The service name for which PDIF statistics are being displayed.

This is a key variable.

String

svcid

Description: The service ID for which PDIF statistics are being displayed.

This is a key variable.

Int32

bindaddress

Description: The bind IP address for this PDIF service.

String

state

Description: System-wide PDIF state identified by the following codes:
  • unknown(0)
  • inservice(1): At least one PDIF service is available.
  • outofservice(2): No PDIF service is currently active, but one or more PDIF services are configured.

Int32

sess-curinprog

Description: Number of PDIF service sessions in progress (including transient ones).

Int32

sess-curact

Description: Number of currently active PDIF sessions.

Int32

sess-curdorm

Description: Number of currently dormant PDIF sessions.

Int32

sess-curactipv4

Description: Number of currently active IPV4 sessions.

Int32

sess-cursip

Description: Number of current simple IP sessions.

Int32

sess-curmip

Description: Number of current mobile IP sessions.

Int32

sess-curpmip

Description: Number of current proxy mobile IP sessions.

Int32

sess-sipattempt

Description: Number of attempted simple IP sessions.

Int32

sess-sipsuccess

Description: Number of successful simple IP sessions.

Int32

sess-sipfail

Description: Number of failed simple IP sessions.

Int32

sess-mipattempt

Description: Number of attempted mobile IP sessions.

Int32

sess-mipsuccess

Description: Number of successful mobile IP sessions.

Int32

sess-mipfail

Description: Number of failed mobile IP sessions.

Int32

sess-pmipattempt

Description: Number of attempted proxy mobile IP sessions.

Int32

sess-pmipsuccess

Description: Number of successful proxy mobile IP sessions completed.

Int32

sess-pmipfail

Description: Number of failed proxy mobile IP sessions.

Int32

sess-sipfbacksucc

Description: Number of successful sImple IP fallback sessions.

Int32

sess-sipfbacknotdone

Description: Number of sessions where simple IP fallback was not done.

Int32

sess-sipfbacknorrq

Description: Number of simple IP fallback sessions with no rrq request.

Int32

sess-sipfbacknotallw

Description: Number of simple IP fallback sessions that were not allowed.

Int32

sess-sipfbacktagaddr

Description: Number of simple IP fallback sessions that failed because of no tagged pool address.

Int32

sess-sipfbackmisc

Description: Number of simple IP fallback sessions that failed because of miscellaneous reasons.

Int32

sess-ttlsetup

Description: Total number of session setups.

Int32

sess-ttlattempt

Description: Total number of session attempts.

Int32

sess-ttlattemptfail

Description: Total number of session attempts that failed.

Int32

sess-ttlrel

Description: Total number of sessions released.

Int32

sess-ttlrellocal

Description: Total number of sessions released locally.

Int32

sess-ttlrelremote

Description: Total number of sessions released remotely.

Int32

sess-ttlsip

Description: Total Number of simple IP sessions.

Int32

sess-ttlmip

Description: Total number of mobile IP sessions.

Int32

sess-ttl-pmip

Description: Total number of proxy mobile IP sessions.

Int32

sess-discbeforeconn

Description: Number of sessions disconnected by remote node before being connected.

Int32

sess-discipsec

Description: Number of sessions terminated via IPsec, either by the remote node or an error in the IKE tunnel set up process.

Int32

discadmin

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of admin release.

Int32

sess-discidletimeout

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of idle timer timeout. Idle means that there is no activity from the user side.

Int32

sess-discabstimeout

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of absolute timeout, which is the maximum time allowed for the session.

Int32

sess-disclongdur

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of long duration timer timeout, which is the maximum time a session can be up, if the absolute timeout is not configured.

Int32

sess-discmmdtimeout

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of multimedia domain service timer expiry.

Int32

sess-distysetuptimeout

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of TY interface setup timeout.

Int32

sess-discsesssetuptimeout

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of Session Manager session setup timeout.

Int32

sess-discnonexistpcrf

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of non-existence of PCRF.

Int32

sess-discnoresource

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of no resources.Number of sessions terminated because of no resources. This can be from lack of memory or CPU resources, NPU-based flows, a session limit based on the license, etc.

Int32

sess-discauthfail

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of AAA authentication failure.

Int32

sess-discflowaddfail

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of flow add failure.

Int32

sess-discinvdestctx

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of an invalid destination context, when the destination context for the subscriber is not found or is not defined.

Int32

sess-discsourceviol

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of source IP address violation.

Int32

sess-discmipremote

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of remote mobile IP.

Int32

sess-discmiplocal

Description: Number od sessions terminated because of local mobile IP.

Int32

sess-discdupreq

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of a duplicated request.

Int32

sess-discmacfail

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of a MAC address authentication failure.

Int32

sess-discaddrfail

Description: Number of sessions terminated because of an address allocation failure.

Int32

sess-discmisc

Description: Number of sessions terminated for miscellaneous reasons, which is disconnection for any reason other than the reasons defined above.

Int32

sess-remaining

Description: Number of available sessions remaining, based on the configured maximum sessions.

Int32

sess-limit

Description: The maximum sessions allowed. This is the value configured along with the bind command or it can be the system default.

Int32

mac-authreq

Description: Number of MAC address authentication requests.

Int32

mac-authreqvalid

Description: Number of valid MAC address authentication requests.

Int32

mac-authreqinv

Description: Number of invalid MAC address authentication requests.

Int32

mac-authsucc

Description: Number of MAC address validation successes.

Int32

mac-authsuccmatch

Description: Number of successful MAC address matches.

Int32

mac-authsucchssfail

Description: Number of HSS server authentication failures.

Int32

mac-authfail

Description: Number of MAC address authentication failures because of an unauthorized MAC address.

Int32

mac-authfaildiam

Description: Number of MAC address authentication failures because of a Diameter error.

Int32

mac-authfailuserunk

Description: Number of MAC address authentication failures because of an unknown user.

Int32

mac-authfailmacnotfound

Description: Number of MAC address authentication failures because the MAC address was not found. The MAC address is received as part of the NAI.

Int32

mac-authfailmacmissing

Description: Number of MAC address authentication failures because the MAC address was missing. The MAC address is received as part of the NAI.

Int32

mac-authfailmacmalformed

Description: Number of MAC address authentication failures because the MAC address was malformed. The MAC address is received as part of the NAI.

Int32

mac-authfailnosh

Description: Number of MAC address authentication failures because the Sh interface is down.

Int32

mac-authfailtimeout

Description: Number of MAC address authentication failures because of a timeout, which is a session setup time out with a required MAC validation, but MAC validation not complete.

Int32

mac-authfailother

Description: Number of MAC address authentication failures because of any reason other than mentioned above.

Int32

eap-rxttlsrvrpassthru

Description: Total number of EAP messages received from the EAP server in pass-through mode.

Int32

eap-rxchalsrvrpassthru

Description: Total number of EAP challenge messages sent to the EAP server in pass-through mode.

Int32

eap-rxsuccsrvrpassthru

Description: Total number of EAP-Success messages received from the EAP server in pass-through mode.

Int32

eap-rxfailsrvrpassthru

Description: Total number of EAP-Failure messages received from the EAP server in pass-through mode.

Int32

eap-rxmobilepassthru

Description: Total number of EAP messages received from mobile clients in pass-through mode.

Int32

eap-txttlsrvrpassthru

Description: Total number of EAP messages transmitted to the EAP server in pass-through mode.

Int32

eap-txinitreqsrvrpassthru

Description: Total number of EAP messages transmitted to the EAP server in pass-through mode for initial request.

Int32

eap-txfwdreqsrvrpassthru

Description: Total number of EAP messages transmitted to the EAP server in pass-through mode for forward request.

Int32

ipsec-txpacket

Description: Number of IPsec packets transmitted.

Int64

ipsec-txoctet

Description: Number of IPsec bytes transmitted.

Int64

ipsec-rxpacket

Description: Number of IPsec packets received.

Int64

ipsec-rxoctet

Description: Number of IPsec bytes received.

Int64

ipsec-violpacket

Description: Number of data packets that do not match any of the configured traffic selectors.

Int32

IMPORTANT:

For information on statistics that are common to all schema see the Statistics and Counters Overview chapter.