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util lsndb(1)		      BIG-IP TMSH Manual		 util lsndb(1)



NAME
       lsndb - Run the lsndb command to view Large Scale NAT persistence
       entries, inbound mappings, client connection counts, and PCP mappings.

MODULE
       util

SYNTAX
	run util lsndb  
	Commands:
	del[ete]
	list
	summary

	Objects:
	all
	client
	inbound[-mapping]
	pba
	pcp
	filters
	persist[ence]
	all

DESCRIPTION
       The lsndb utility allows users to view LSN persistence mappings,
       inbound mappings, PCP mappings, client connection counts and port block
       entries. Persistence, inbound and PCP mappings can also be deleted
       using this utility.

EXAMPLES
       run util lsndb delete all

       Delete all LSN persistence mappings, inbound mappings and PCP mappings.

       run util lsndb del inbound

       Delete all LSN inbound mappings.

       run util lsndb delete pcp

       Delete all PCP mappings.

       run util lsndb delete persist

       Delete all LSN persistence entries.

       run util lsndb list all

       Shows all LSN persistence mappings, inbound mappings, PCP mappings,
       client connection counts and port block entries.

       run util lsndb list client

       Shows all LSN client connection counts.	Each line will display the
       client IP address and the number of connections used by the client.
       Connection counts are only available for LSN pools with a non-zero
       client connection limit.

       run util lsndb list inbound

       Shows all LSN inbound mappings.	Each line will display the translation
       IP address, the client IP address, the DS-Lite tunnel (if configured)
       and the age of the mapping.

       run util lsndb list pba

       Shows all LSN port block entries.  Each line will display the client IP
       address, the port block used and the time that the entry will persist
       in the database (TTL).

       run util lsndb list pcp

       Shows all PCP mappings.	PCP clients send MAP requests to map their
       private IP address and port to a public IP address and port. The BIG IP
       system uses those mappings as NAT entries. Each line will display the
       client IP address, the external address used and the age of the
       mapping.

       run util lsndb list filters

       Shows all LSN filters for inbound mappings.  Each line will display the
        inbound mappings along with filter's remote peer IP address and
       prefix length.

       run util lsndb list persist

       Shows all LSN persistence entries.  Each line will display the client
       IP address, the translation address used and the time that the entry
       will persist in the database (TTL).

       run util lsndb summary all

       Show summary for all LSN persistence mappings, inbound mappings and
       port block entries.

       run util lsndb summary inbound

       Show summary for all LSN inbound mapping entries.

       run util lsndb summary pba

       Show summary for all LSN port block entries.

       run util lsndb summary persist

       Show summary for all LSN persistence entries.

OPTIONS
       delete
	    Delete all objects of the specified type. Client connection counts
	    and port block entries cannot be deleted.

       list Display all objects of the specified type.

       summary
	    Display summary information of the specified type.

	    Object types are:

	    all = all available object types.
	    client = LSN client counts (list only).
	    inbound = LSN inbound mapping entries.
	    pba = LSN port block entries.
	    pcp = PCP mappings entries.
	    persist = LSN translation persist entries.

SEE ALSO
       run, tmsh

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BIG-IP				  2016-03-14			 util lsndb(1)