Cowboy Denny Posted July 12, 2018 Share Posted July 12, 2018 Its pretty difficult to troubleshoot a scenario where the Virtual Server pulls a SNAT address from a SNATPool. Here are some commands that may help troubleshoot but no promises Show SNAT Pools and the statistics associated by running: tmsh show /ltm snatpool tmsh show /ltm snatpool ----------------------------------- Ltm::SNAT Pool: SINGLE_IP_SNAT_POOL ----------------------------------- Traffic ServerSide Bits In 436.1M Bits Out 1.2G Packets In 340.5K Packets Out 268.3K Current Connections 0 Maximum Connections 14 Total Connections 33.0K --------------------------------- Ltm::SNAT Pool: SNATS_DEV1 --------------------------------- Traffic ServerSide Bits In 122.3G Bits Out 1.9T Packets In 75.4M Packets Out 539.6M Current Connections 0 Maximum Connections 496 Total Connections 2.9M You may want to see what IP addresses are associated with the SNAT Pool and for that you have to run a list command like this: tmsh list /ltm snatpool tmsh list /ltm snatpool ltm snatpool SINGLE_IP_SNAT_POOL { members { 10.47.66.97 } } ltm snatpool SNATS_DEV1 { members { 10.47.66.98 10.47.66.99 10.47.66.125 10.47.66.126 } } If you are wanting more details on a specific SNAT IP you can run the following command: tmsh show /sys connection ss-client-addr <SNAT IP address> tmsh show sys connection ss-client-addr 10.47.66.98 Sys::Connections Total records returned: 0 You can see how many connections are using that specific SNAT IP by running this command: tmsh show /ltm snat-translation <SNAT IP address> Also you can see the number of concurrent connections going through the SNAT by running: tmsh show /ltm snat Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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