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show(1) BIG-IP TMSH Manual show(1)

NAME
show command - Displays statistics for and the status of specified components.

MODULE
All tmsh modules.

SYNTAX
Use the show command within a tmsh module to display statistics for and the status of components in that module. To display
statistics for and the status of components in another module, use the full path to the component.

show
show [component]
show [component] [name]
show / [module] [component] [name]
options:
all-stats
current-module
(default | exa | gig | kil | meg | peta | raw | tera | yotta | zetta)
(detail | global | historical)
field-fmt
running-config
recursive

DESCRIPTION
You can use the show command to specify the unit value in which the system displays statistics and the type of statistics
that you want the system to display.

After you reset statistics, when you run the command show, you may see a value of nan. This stands for not a number, which
indicates that no data is currently available. Wait a few moments and run the show command again, and in most cases the nan
value is replaced by an integer value. For more information, see help reset-stats.

EXAMPLES
show / ltm current-module

From within the gtm module, displays statistics and status for all the components within the ltm module, but not the
components in the ltm monitor, ltm persistence, and ltm profile modules.

show pool

From within the gtm module, displays statistics and status for all Global Traffic Manager pools.

show pool pool1

From within the gtm module, displays statistics and status for the Global Traffic Manager pool named pool1.

show / ltm pool

From within the gtm module, displays statistics and status for all Local Traffic Manager pools.

show / ltm profile tcp global

From within the gtm module, displays global statistics and status for all Local Traffic Manager TCP profiles in the system
default unit.

OPTIONS
all-stats
Displays all of the available system performance statistics.

component
Specifies the type of the component for which you want to show statistics and status.

current-module
Specifies to display only the components that reside in the specified module, not the components that reside in the
sub-modules of that module.

For example, from within the ltm module to display only the components in the gtm module, and not the components in
the gtm monitor and gtm settings sub-modules, use this command sequence: show / gtm current-module.

default
Displays data in the simplest units. For example, if the value of the data is 1,200,001, the system displays 1.20M;
however, if the value of the data is 1,200, the system displays 1.2K.

detail
Displays detailed data for the specified component and associated components. Note that this option is available for
only a partial set of tmsh components.

You can use the tab completion and context-sensitive help features to determine if this option is available. For more
information about these features, see help.

field-fmt
Displays data as a list of options and their values. The option names can be used to retrieve statistics and status
values in a shell script, see cli script.

gig Displays data in parts per billion.

global
Displays global statistics for the specified component that includes statistics for all components of the specified
type. Note that this option is available for only a partial set of tmsh components. You can use the tab completion and
context-sensitive help features to determine if this option is available.

historical
Displays historical statistics for the specified component. Note that this option is available only for a partial set
of tmsh components. You can use the tab completion and context-sensitive help features to determine if this option is
available.

kil Displays data in parts per thousand.

lines
Specifies how many lines of the log that you want the system to display.

meg Displays data in parts per million.

module
Specifies the module within which the component for which you want to show statistics and status resides.

Note: When you use the command show at the module level, by default, the system does not display all of the components
that reside in the module. To display some components you must explicitly specify the component. For example, from the
ltm module, to display the statistics for and status of the virtual addresses of the Local Traffic Manager, use the
following command sequence:

show virtual-address

For more information about displaying statistics for and status of a component, see the man page for the component.

name Specifies the unique name of the component for which you want to show statistics and status.

range
Specifies a date range for the logs that you want the system to display, for example:

2d-4d
Specifies 2 - 4 days ago.

3d Specifies 3 days ago to now.

epoch--7/25:12:00:00
Specifies everything older than July 25th at noon.

2008-07-25--2008-07-28:13:30
Specifies between July 25th and 28th at 1:30 p.m.

raw Displays raw data.

recursive
Specifies to display the components not only from the current folder, but also from all sub-folders recursively.

running-config
Displays the running configuration of the components that you have permission to view within a tmsh module, if the
default Read partition is All. If you specify a Read partition, this option displays only the components that you have
permission to view in the current partition, all of the components that are not in partitions, and all of the
components in partition Common. Note that this option is valid only for tmsh components you can configure.

The running-config option must be specified immediately after the show command, for example:

show running-config ltm pool