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show security flow ip-action

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Syntax

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show security flow ip-action  [ <filter> ] [ summary family (inet  | inet6) ]

Description

Display the current IP-action settings, based on filtered options, for IP sessions running on the device.

Options

  • filter—Filter the display based on the specified criteria.

    The following filters display those sessions that match the criteria specified by the filter. Refer to the sample output for filtered output examples.

    all | [filter]—All active sessions on the device.

    destination-port destination-port—Destination port number of the traffic. Range is 1 through 65,535.

    destination-prefix destination-prefix—Destination IP prefix or address.

    family (inet | inet6) [filter]—IPv4 traffic or IPv6-NATPT traffic and filtered options.

    logical-system logical-system-name | all [filter]—Specified logical system or all logical systems.

    protocol protocol-name | protocol-number [filter]—Protocol name or number and filtered options.

    • ah or 51

    • egp or 8

    • esp or 50

    • gre or 47

    • icmp or 1

    • icmp6 or 58

    • ipip or 4

    • ospf or 89

    • pim or 103

    • rsvp or 46

    • sctp or 132

    • tcp or 6

    • udp or 17

    root-logical-system [filter]—Default logical system information and filtered options.

    source-port source-port—Source port number of the traffic. Range is 1 through 65,535.

    source-prefix source-prefix—Source IP prefix or address of the traffic.

  • summary —Summary information about IP-action entries.

    family—Display summary of IP-action entries by family. This option is used to filter the output.

    • inet—Display summary of IPv4 entries.

    • inet6—Display summary of IPv6 entries.

Required Privilege Level

view

Output Fields

Table 1 lists the output fields for the show security flow ip-action command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.

Table 1: show security flow ip-action Output Fields

Field Name

Field Description

Src-Addr

Source address of outbound IP traffic.

Src-Port

Source port number of outbound IP traffic.

Dst-Addr

Destination address of inbound IP traffic.

Dst-Port/Proto

Destination port number and protocol type of inbound IP traffic.

Timeout (sec)

Configured timeouts and time remaining for an IP session.

Zone

Security zone associated with an IP session.

Action

Configured action type, for example, block, close, and notify.

State

The active mode and passive mode describe the states of the ip-action entry.

IPv4 action count

The total number of IPv4 entries.

IPv6 action count

The total number of IPv6 entries.

Sample Output

show security flow ip-action

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user@host> show security flow ip-action
Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
	203.0.113.1       *       203.0.113.4         21/tcp         293/300      *          close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *      203.0.113.4          21/tcp         293/300      *     close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *      203.0.113.4          21/tcp         293/300      *     close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC3

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *       203.0.113.4          21/tcp         293/300      *    close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC0

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *      203.0.113.4          21/tcp         293/300       *      close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *    203.0.113.4          21/tcp         292/300      *        close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
 203.0.113.1         *    203.0.113.4           21/tcp         292/300      *      close        Active
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv4 action count: Active mode 1 on all PICs
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC0.PIC1
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC0.PIC2
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC0.PIC3
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC0
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC1
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC2
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv6 action count: Active mode 0 on all PICs

show security flow ip-action destination-port

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user@host> show security flow ip-action destination-port 21 

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         274/300      *    close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         274/300      *   close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         274/300      *    close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC3

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4        21/tcp         274/300      *     close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC0

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         274/300      *    close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1        *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         274/300      *     close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         273/300      *    close        Active
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv4 action count: Active mode 1 on all PICs
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC0.PIC1
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC0.PIC2
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC0.PIC3
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC0
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC1
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC2
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv6 action count: Active mode 0 on all PICs

show security flow ip-action destination-prefix

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user@host>  show security flow ip-action destination-prefix 203.0.113.4/8 

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         245/300      *   close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1        *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         245/300      *     close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         245/300      *   close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC3

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
192.0.2.3         *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         245/300      *     close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC0

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
192.0.2.3         *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         245/300      *     close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1        *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         245/300      *     close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         21/tcp         245/300      *   close        Active
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv4 action count: Active mode 1 on all PICs

show security flow ip-action family inet protocol

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user@host>  show security flow ip-action family inet protocoludp 
Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         69/udp         287/300      *          close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         69/udp         287/300     *     close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         69/udp         287/300      *      close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC3

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         69/udp         287/300      *       close        Active
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC0

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         69/udp         287/300      *       close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1        *        203.0.113.4         69/udp         287/300      *       close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         69/udp         287/300      *      close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv4 action count: Active mode 1 on all PICs

show security flow ip-action family inet logical-system all

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user@host>  show security flow ip-action family inet logical-system all 

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State             Logical-System
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         69/udp         267/300      *          close        Passive           root-logical-system
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State             Logical-System
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         69/udp         267/300      *   close        Passive           root-logical-system
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State             Logical-System
203.0.113.1         *       203.0.113.4         69/udp         267/300      *     close        Passive           root-logical-system
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC3

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State             Logical-System
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         69/udp         267/300      *    close        Active            root-logical-system
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC0

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State             Logical-System
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4         69/udp         267/300      *    close        Passive           root-logical-system
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State             Logical-System
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4        69/udp         266/300      *     close        Passive           root-logical-system
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State             Logical-System
203.0.113.1         *        203.0.113.4        69/udp         266/300      *     close        Passive           root-logical-system
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv4 action count: Active mode 1 on all PICs

show security flow ip-action source-prefix

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user@host>  show security flow ip-action source-prefix 192.0.2.3/8 

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        192.0.2.4         69/udp         244/300      *      close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        192.0.2.4         69/udp         244/300      *       close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        192.0.2.4        69/udp         244/300      *         close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC3

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        192.0.2.4         69/udp         244/300      *         close        Active
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC0

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        192.0.2.4         69/udp         244/300      *        close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC1

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        192.0.2.4         69/udp         244/300      *         close        Passiveo
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC2

Src-Addr        Src-Port Dst-Addr        Dst-Port/Proto Timeout(sec) Zone       Action       State
203.0.113.1         *        192.0.2.4         69/udp         244/300      *         close        Passive
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv4 action count: Active mode 1 on all PICs

show security flow ip-action summary

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user@host>  show security flow ip-action summary

 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC1
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC2
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC3
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC0
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC1
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC2
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv4 action count: Active mode 1 on all PICs
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC0.PIC1
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC0.PIC2
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC0.PIC3
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC0
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC1
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC2
 IPv6 action count: 0 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv6 action count: Active mode 0 on all PICs

show security flow ip-action summary family inet

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user@host>  show security flow ip-action summary inet

 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC1
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC2
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC3
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC0
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC1
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC2
 IPv4 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv4 action count: Active mode 1 on all PICs

show security flow ip-action summary family inet6

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user@host> show security flow ip-action summary family inet6

 IPv6 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC1
 IPv6 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC2
 IPv6 action count: 1 on FPC0.PIC3
 IPv6 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC0
 IPv6 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC1
 IPv6 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC2
 IPv6 action count: 1 on FPC1.PIC3
 IPv6 action count: Active mode 1 on all PICs

Release Information

Command introduced in Junos OS Release 10.1. Logical systems option added in Junos OS Release 11.2 . Summary option introduced in Junos OS Release 12.1.

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