CPS CCI Guide for View Only Administrators, Release 18.3.0 (Restricted Release)

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CPS CCI Guide for View Only Administrators, Release 18.3.0 (Restricted Release)

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Session Tracing

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Updated:
July 19, 2018

Chapter: Session Tracing

Session Tracing

View a Subscriber Session

This procedure looks at available sessions and lets you find sessions for the subscriber you specify. Contrast this to finding a subscriber and then checking their sessions as described at Sessions Screen.

Procedure

Step 1

Click the Subscribers tab > Sessions node > Find Subscriber Session.



Step 2

Click the Query Key drop-down list. The following subscriber search options is displayed:

  1. User Id
  2. Framed IP
  3. IMSI
  4. MSISDN
  5. Framed IPv6 Prefix
Step 3

In Key Data, enter a valid information based on the Query Key selected in the drop down list.



Step 4

Click Search to display the general information about the found session on the right.

Step 5

In the list to the right, hover over a session and double click, or click the open link to display the details about the session.

Find Network Sessions

Use the Find Network Session link to look at selected session running on the network.

Procedure

Step 1

Click Subscribers tab > Sessions node > Find Network Session item in the menu tree.

Step 2

Fill in the Find Network Session screen.

Field

Description

Query Key

The type of data on the session you want to search for, either framed IP or User ID.

Key Data

The value of the query key, for example, part of a framed IP address.

Query Device

The type of device you want to query. Currently, only ISG is supported.

Results Area

List of all the matches for your query key and key data.

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