get fpro pac stop
and if you can't remember the syntax, just put a question mark after your command to get further help:
get fpro pac ?
or press [Tab] for auto-complete and help
unset fprofile packet wrap
set fprofile packet enable
set fprofile packet count 16
The count is measured in kilo-packets, allowed are 1-256
clear fprofile
set fprofile packet start
If you set up nowrap (like above), profiling ends automatically as soon as the packet count is reached. If you set wrap mode, the buffer used is overwritten until you issue a
set fprofile packet stop
I've seen no CPU effect if you leave fprofile enabled (but stopped), however you can disable that to be safe:
unset fprofile packet enable
After disabling fprofile, the collected profile data is not available anymore, even after reenabling.
get fprofile
shows state of fprofile: enabled and start or stop.
get fprofile packet shows complete profile with packet type, protocol, src/dst ip, src/dst port, time and percentage
get fprofile packet ip dst-ip shows top 10 destination IPs, summing up disregarding src info and dst ports.
get fprofile packet ip dst-ip all shows all destination IPs, ...
get fprofile packet ip dst-ip top 5 shows top 5 ...
Similar aggregation is available for protocols, ports, IPs - see complete syntax below.
clear fprofile
get fprofile packet ip proto top <NUMBER>
get fprofile packet ip proto all
get fprofile packet ip proto
get fprofile packet ip src-ip top <NUMBER>
get fprofile packet ip src-ip all
get fprofile packet ip src-ip
get fprofile packet ip dst-ip top <NUMBER>
get fprofile packet ip dst-ip all
get fprofile packet ip dst-ip
get fprofile packet ip sport top <NUMBER>
get fprofile packet ip sport all
get fprofile packet ip sport
get fprofile packet ip dport top <NUMBER>
get fprofile packet ip dport all
get fprofile packet ip dport
get fprofile packet ip top <NUMBER>
get fprofile packet ip all
get fprofile packet ip
get fprofile packet none-ip proto top <NUMBER>
get fprofile packet none-ip proto all
get fprofile packet none-ip proto
get fprofile packet none-ip src-mac top <NUMBER>
get fprofile packet none-ip src-mac all
get fprofile packet none-ip src-mac
get fprofile packet none-ip dst-mac top <NUMBER>
get fprofile packet none-ip dst-mac all
get fprofile packet none-ip dst-mac
get fprofile packet none-ip top <NUMBER>
get fprofile packet none-ip all
get fprofile packet none-ip
get fprofile packet top <NUMBER>
get fprofile packet all
get fprofile packet
get fprofile
set fprofile packet enable
set fprofile packet count <NUMBER>
set fprofile packet wrap
set fprofile packet start
set fprofile packet stop
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