# show multicast-sessions

This chapter includes the show multicast-sessions command output tables.
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Table 1. show multicast-sessions all Command Output Descriptions

Field | Description
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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 Session Type that the subscriber is using. The possible sessopm types are: B: BCMCS M: MBMS Multicast R: MBMS Broadcast From left-to-right, the second character represents the Framing Type. The possible framing types are: H: HDLC Like S: Segment Based x: Not Applicable From left-to-right, the third character represents the Flow Type. The possible flow types are: F: Flow P: Program u: Unknown From left-to-right, the fourth character represents the Call State of the session. The possible call states are: C: Connected c: Connecting D: Disconnecting u: Unknown 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
CALLID | Displays the subscriber’s call identification (callid) number.
FLOW ID | Displays the flow identification for multicast service session.
MCAST ADDR | Displays the IP address of Broadcast Multicast service center.
APN/PORT | Displays the APN name or port number through which the multicast services is provided.
PEER ADDR | Displays the IP address of Access Gateway to which the subscriber is attached.
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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Table 2. show multicast-sessions full all Command Output Descriptions

Field | Description
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Flow Id | Hex value indicating the Flow ID.
state | Indicates the status of session. The possible status are: Connected Connecting Disconnecting Unknown
Access Type | Indicates the access type of broadcast-multicast service. Possible values are: mbms-bearer: access through MBMS bearer context mbms-ue: access through MBMS UE context
Flow ID Type | Indicates the Flow ID type.
callid | Displays the call identification number (callid).
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 multicast 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 multicast session.
Multicast ip address | The IP address of the interface in the session.
peer address | The IP address of the peer in the session.
source context | Specifies the name of a configured source context from which the session was initiated.
destination context | Specifies the name of a configured destination context through which the subscribers are provided access to the packet data network.
output pkts | Indicates the number of packets transmitted.
output bytes | Indicates the number of bytes transmitted.
outputs pkts dropped | Indicates the number of packets that were dropped while receiving data for this multicast session.
pk rate to peer (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 peer (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 to peer (bps) | The average data rate, in bits per second, obtained for data received from the network by the subscriber during the last sampling period.
ave rate to peer (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 to peer (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.
sust rate to peer (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.