show deployment check network

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Displays network deployment, checking configuration and status information on a Network Security appliance.

Note

You can also run this command remotely from the CLI of an integrated Trellix Central Management System appliance using the Central Management System proxying mechanism.

Syntax

show deployment check network [config | status [detail]]

Parameters

config

(Optional) Display network deployment check configuration information only.

status

(Optional) Display network deployment check status information only.

status detail

(Optional) Display network deployment check detailed status information only.

Output fields

The following table describes the output fields for the command. Fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear in the output.

Field Name

Description

Latest deployment check is still running. Following is status for previous check:

If you run the command while a previous network deployment check is in progress, this message appears. The remainder of the command output shows the results of the previous network deployment check.

Packet Capture Duration

Maximum packet capture duration as configured by the deployment check network duration command.

Status

Overall results of packet capture analysis:

success—No network deployment errors were detected.

failed—Network deployment check errors were adminfound.

Start time

Date and time the packet capture started.

End time

Date and time the analysis finished.

Following errors were detected

For the status form of the command, this field is followed by the list of network deployment check errors found in the packet capture.

Captured data size (bytes)

Size (in bytes) of the packet capture analyzed.

Captured packet count

Size (in packets) of the packet capture analyzed.

If this number is below a system-defined threshold, an asterisk ('*') indicates that the value might indicate a network deployment problem.

Re‑transmit packet count

Number of packets retransmitted.

If this number exceeds a system-defined threshold, an asterisk ('*') indicates that the value might indicate a network deployment problem.

Dup ACK packet count

Number of TCP DUP ACK records in the capture.

If this number exceeds a system-defined threshold, an asterisk ('*') indicates that the value might indicate a network deployment problem.

Out‑of‑order packet count

Number of reordered packets in the capture.

If this number exceeds a system-defined threshold, an asterisk ('*') indicates that the value might indicate a network deployment problem.

Acked unseen packet count

Number of TCP ACKed unseen segments in the capture.

If this number exceeds a system-defined threshold, an asterisk ('*') indicates that the value might indicate a network deployment problem.

Previous seg not captured packet count

Number of packets that arrived with a sequence number greater than the next expected sequence number on that connection.

If this number exceeds a system-defined threshold, an asterisk ('*') indicates that the value might indicate a network deployment problem.

Malformed packet count

Number of packets in the capture that are malformed. A sender might transmit a malformed packet, or a packet can become corrupted in transit.

If this number exceeds a system-defined threshold, an asterisk ('*') indicates that the value might indicate a network deployment problem.

Stream count

Number of active streams in the capture.

If this number exceeds a system-defined threshold, an asterisk ('*') indicates that the value might indicate a network deployment problem.

Asymmetric stream count

Number of asymmetric streams in the capture.

If this number exceeds a system-defined threshold, an asterisk ('*') indicates that the value might indicate a network deployment problem.

Message: Captured network output is available in file deployment_check.pcap. It can be uploaded with 'file tcpdump upload deployment_check.pcap'.

You can upload the captured and analyzed network traffic by using the file tcpdump command in configuration mode.

Message: Please run 'deployment check network start'

If you clear the results of the last network deployment check, this message appears when you enter the following forms of the command:

  • show deployment check network

  • show deployment check network status

  • show deployment check network status detail

Note

If you clear the results of the last network deployment check, the packet capture itself remains intact and downloadable from the deployment_check.pcap file.

Examples

The following example shows a successful network deployment check.

hostname # show deployment check network
Network deployment check configuration:
  Packet Capture Duration:                    120

Network deployment check status:
  Status:                                     success
  Start time:                                 2014/07/21 00:00:00
  End time:                                   2014/07/21 00:00:19
  Captured data size (bytes):                 10712908
  Message:  Captured network output is available in file deployment_check.pcap.  It can be uploaded with 'file tcpdump upload deployment_check.pcap'.

The following example shows a failed network deployment check.

hostname # show deployment check network
Network deployment check configuration:
  Packet Capture Duration:                    120

Network deployment check status:
  Status:                                     failed
  Start time:                                 2014/07/24 08:36:05
  End time:                                   2014/07/24 08:36:17
  Captured data size (bytes):                 10981436
  Following errors were detected: 
    Out-Of-Order packet count:                17892
  Message:  Captured network output is available in file deployment_check.pcap.  It can be uploaded with 'file tcpdump upload deployment_check.pcap'.

The following example shows details about a network deployment check, with the check still running and the previous check having failed.

hostname # show deployment check network status detail
Latest deployment check is still running. Following is status for previous check

Network deployment check status:
  Status:                                     failed
  Start time:                                 2014/07/24 08:44:38
  End time:                                   2014/07/24 08:44:48
  Captured data size (bytes):                 10691225
  Captured packet count:                      97239
  Re-transmit packet count:                   12079
  Dup ACK packet count:                       870
  Out-Of-Order packet count:                  21303 *
  Acked unseen packet count:                  162
  Previous seg not captured packet count:     4180
  Malformed packet count:                     0
  Stream count:                               1260
  Asymmetric stream count:                    94
  Message:  Captured network output is available in file deployment_check.pcap.  It can be uploaded with 'file tcpdump upload deployment_check.pcap'.
  * Indicates error

The following example shows details about a network deployment check, with the last results cleared.

hostname # show deployment check network status detail
Network deployment check status:
  Message:    Please run 'deployment check network start'

The following example shows a network deployment check initiated on a Central Management System appliance on behalf of the managed appliance 'NX-1'.

hostname (config) # cmc execute appliance NX-1 command "show deployment check network"
============Appliance NX-1=====================
Execution was successful.
Execution output:
Network deployment check configuration:
 Packet Capture Duration:                     60
 
Network deployment check status:
  Status:                                     success
  Start time:                                 2014/08/25 00:00:00
  End time:                                   2014/08/25 00:00:14 
  Captured data size (bytes):                 9910710 
  Message: Captured network output is available in file deployement_check.pcap. It can be uploaded with 'file tcpdump upload deployment_check.pcap'.

User role

Monitor, Analyst, Operator, or Admin

Command mode

Enable

Supported appliances

Command introduced in Release 7.4.0 for Network Security appliances.