CLI: Real Time
You can use the realtime command to display real-time traffic information for applications, hosts, and conversations, as well as a list of asymmetric connections.
Displaying realtime
show realtime {apm|applications|conversations|hosts}
show monitor asymmetric-route
show realtime apm applications
- The output includes application name, RTT (ms), network delay (ms), server delay (ms), transaction delay (ms), and number of transaction flows.
show realtime apm hosts
- The output includes host, retransmitted bytes, aborted connections, refused connections, ignored connections, and number of flows.
show realtime applications direction {inbound|outbound|both} [limit <number-of-applications>]
- direction {inbound|outbound|both} - Show applications for only inbound traffic, only outbound traffic, or both
- limit <number-of-applications> - Limit the number of applications to show in the output. Note that the rest of the traffic is merged into a single 'Other' category.
show realtime hosts direction {inbound|outbound|both} [limit <number-of-hosts>]
- direction {inbound|outbound|both} - Show host for only inbound traffic, only outbound traffic, or both
- limit <number-of-applications> - Limit the number of hosts to show in the output. Note that the rest of the traffic is merged into a single 'Other' category.
show realtime conversations {aatype|direction|group|limit|show-policies|users}
- aatype - Include details indicating if the connection was processed by TCP Acceleration, Edge Cache or was not accelerated.
- direction [inbound|outbound|both] - Indicate which direction to show
- group - Group multiple flows into one conversation
- limit <number> - Limit output to the top <number> of conversations
- show-policies - Group conversations by policy
- users - Include user names in the conversations, if available
show monitor asymmetric-route