Description

Here lists the sample show Commands Called when executing "request support information" command on SRX devices 

Symptoms

Here lists the sample show Commands Called when executing "request support information" command on SRX devices 

Solution

'> request support information' display all configuration data for the system, including data hidden with the apply-flags omit command. Output from this command varies somewhat, depending on which platform you issue the command from. However, the command always executes a series of show commands, with the appropriate information for your device automatically included. Here lists the sample show commands called on SRX devices:

> show pfe statistics traffic
> show interfaces queue
> show chassis environment no-forwarding
> show security monitoring fpc 0
> show chassis fpc detail
> show system license
> show system storage no-forwarding
> show security policies hit-count no-forwarding
> show system virtual-memory no-forwarding
> show security policies information no-forwarding
> show system buffer no-forwarding
> show security dns-cache
> show system queues no-forwarding
> show security flow statistics
> show chassis hardware extensive no-forwarding
> show security flow status
> show krt queue
> show security flow session summary no-forwarding
> show route summary
> show security utm anti-virus status
> show version no-forwarding
> show system processes extensive no-forwarding
> show system uptime no-forwarding
> show chassis fpc pic-status
> show system core-dumps no-forwarding
> show chassis cluster status
> show chassis cluster interfaces
> show chassis cluster information
> show route forwarding-table
> show interfaces extensive
> show security pki local-certificate detail no-forwarding
> show security pki local-certificate system-generated detail no-forwarding
> show security pki ca-certificate detail no-forwarding
> show security pki crl detail no-forwarding
> show security pki certificate-request detail no-forwarding
> show security pki statistics no-forwarding
> show security internal-security-association no-forwarding
> show security ike security-associations detail no-forwarding
> show security ike active-peer stats no-forwarding
> show security ike stats no-forwarding
> show security ipsec security-associations detail no-forwarding
> show security ipsec statistics no-forwarding
> show security ipsec tunnel-distribution no-forwarding
> show security ipsec tunnel-distribution summary no-forwarding
> show security ipsec next-hop-tunnels no-forwarding
> show security ipsec tunnel-events-statistics no-forwarding
> show security ipsec inactive-tunnels no-forwarding
> show pfe statistics traffic
> show usp ipsec sa
> show usp ipsec pmi-sa
> show usp ipsec global-stat
> show usp ipsec pkt-stat
> show usp ipsec stat
> show usp ipsec spd table
> show usp ipsec spd stats
> show usp ipsec traffic-selector stats
> show usp ipsec traffic-selector pkt-stats
> show usp ipsec tunnel-distribution
> show usp ipsec nsp-tunnel-table
> show usp ipsec nhtb
> show usp ipsec ager stats
> show talus number stats all
> show talus number drop-pkt
> show talus number queue-bp
> show jspec talus number registers cntr fi_bp number
> show jspec talus number registers cntr fi_bp number
> show jspec talus number registers cntr fi_bp number
> show jspec talus number registers cntr fi_bp number
> show jspec talus number registers cntr fo_free number
> show jspec talus number registers cntr fo_free number
> show jspec talus number registers cntr fo_free number
> show jspec talus number registers cntr fo_free number
> show jspec talus number registers cntr ing_eop number
> show jspec talus number registers cntr ing_eop number
> show jspec talus number registers cntr ing_eop number
> show jspec talus number registers cntr ing_eop number

Starting in Junos OS Release 15.1X49-D110, on SRX5400, SRX5600, and SRX5800 devices, a new option secure-gateway is added to the existing request support information command. This new option displays all the required information that is relevant for secure gateway deployment scenarios. In Junos OS Release 15.1X49-D100 and earlier, request support information displays the information about all features that might not be relevant for secure gateway deployments.

Starting in Junos OS Release 20.2R1, we’ve introduced the CLI ipsec-vpn option to the existing request support information security-components command. This new option displays all the configuration, states, and statistics information necessary for debugging IPsec VPN related issues.

You may refer to request support information | Junos OS | Juniper Networks for more details on EX and MX platforms

Modification History

2024-03-18 : Article Created