show services traffic-load-balance statistics

Traffic load balance instance name

Name of the traffic load balancer (TLB) instance that contains the load-distribution-related configuration settings.

Multi services interface name

Name of the services interface used for the TLB instance to provide one-to-one redundancy for server health monitoring.

For MS-MPC services card, this is the name of the aggregated multiservices (AMS) interface or “ms-slot/pic/port”.

For Next Gen Services and the MX-SPC3 services card, this is the name of the VMS interface or “vms-slot/pic/port”.

Interface state

Inter-process communications (IPC) status between the TLB daemon (traffic-dird) and the health checking daemon (net-monitord).

• DOWN

• UP

Interface type

Logical interface type.

Route hold timer

Time that the programmed VIP routes are kept intact after connectivity between traffic-dird and net-monitord daemons is lost. If connectivity is not reestablished within this time, all the VIP routes are withdrawn.

Traffic load balance virtual svc name

Name of the virtual service for the TLB instance. The virtual service provides an address that is associated with the group of servers to which traffic is directed.

Virtual service

Name of the virtual service for the TLB instance. The virtual service provides an address that is associated with the group of servers to which traffic is directed.

Routing instance name

Name of the routing instance used for the virtual service.

IP address

IP address of the virtual service.

Address

IP address of the virtual service.

Sts

Operational state of the virtual service.

Packet Sent

Number of packets originating from the clients that the TLB instance virtual service processes for load balancing to next-hop servers.

Byte Sent

Number of bytes originating from the clients that the TLB instance virtual service processes for load balancing to next-hop servers.

Packet Recv

Number of packets returning from the next-hop servers that the TLB instance virtual service processes and forwards to the clients.

Byte Recv

Number of bytes returning from the next-hop servers that the TLB instance virtual service processes and forwards to the clients.

Virtual service mode

Virtual service processing mode.

• layer-2-direct-server-return—Virtual service is in transparent mode with Layer 2 direct server return (DSR)

• direct-server-return—Virtual service is in transparent mode with Layer 3 direct server return (DSR)

• translated—Virtual service is in translated mode.

Traffic load balance group name

Server group name used for the virtual service.

Health check interface subunit

Number of the subunit of the multiservice interface used for health checking.

Traffic load balance group down count

Number of times the status of the TLB server group was down.

Protocol

Virtual service protocol, either tcp or udp. In translated mode, packets destined to the virtual service IP address+port number+protocol are load balanced and then replaced by the real service IP address and server listening port number.

Port Number

Virtual service port number. In translated mode, packets destined to the virtual service IP address+port number+protocol are load balanced and then replaced by the real service IP address and server listening port number.

Server Listening Port Number

Real service port number that replaces the virtual service port number. In translated mode, packets destined to the virtual service IP address+port number+protocol are load balanced and then replaced by the real service IP address and server listening port number.

Demux Nexthop index

Index number of the demultiplexing next hop for the virtual service. Index number is unique for a VIP, routing-instance, and protocol combination. The demultiplexing next hop is responsible for port-based demultiplexing of traffic to the load-balancing next hop for session distribution.

DFW client-id

Client connection identifier assigned to the TLB daemon (traffic-dird) by the firewall daemon (dfwd) when the daemons are successfully connected.

Traffic load balance group warmup time

Time, in seconds, that passes after the traffic-dird daemon comes up until the traffic-dird programs the distribution table on the Packet Forwarding Engine.

Traffic load balance group auto-rejoin

Indicates whether the option that allows a server to rejoin the group automatically when it comes up is enabled or not.

Route metric

Routing metric assigned to the virtual service. A lower metric makes a route more preferred.

Virtual service down count

Number of times the status of the virtual service was down.

Traffic load balance hash method

Hash key parameter used for load balancing. Hash keys supported in the ingress direction are protocol, source IP address, and destination IP address.

Nexthop index

Index number of the next-hop for the virtual service. A group of servers function as a pool for next-hop session distribution.

Up time

Period of time for which the virtual service is up, in the format number-of-days hh:mm:ss.

Real Server Up count

Starting in Junos OS Release 16.1R6 and 18.2R1, number of real servers that are up for the specified virtual service or server group.

Real Server Down count

Starting in Junos OS Release 16.1R6 and 18.2R1, number of real servers that are down for the specified virtual service or server group.

Total packet sent count

Number of packets originating from the clients that the TLB instance virtual service processes for load balancing to next-hop servers.

Total byte sent count

Number of bytes originating from the clients that the TLB instance virtual service processes for load balancing to next-hop servers.

Total packet received count

Number of packets returning from the next-hop servers that the TLB instance virtual service processes and forwards to the clients.

Total byte received count

Number of bytes returning from the next-hop servers that the TLB instance virtual service processes and forwards to the clients.

Network monitoring profile count

Number of network monitoring profiles that are used to monitor the health of servers used in TLB session distribution.

Active real service count

Number of real services that are functional and active.

Total real service count

Total number of real services in different states.

Network monitoring profile index

Unique index number associated with the network monitoring profile. Network monitoring profiles are used to monitor the health of servers used in TLB session distribution.

Network monitoring profile name

Name configured for the network monitoring profile.

Probe type

Probe type used to examine the health of servers. TLB supports ICMP, TCP, and HTTP health check probes to monitor the health of servers in a group.

Probe interval

Frequency, in number of seconds, at which health check probes are sent.

Probe failure retry count

Number of failure retries, after which the real service is tagged as down.

Probe recovery retry count

Number of successful retries after which the real service is tagged as up.

Real service

Name of the TLB server (also referred to as real service). The name is the identifier for a server to which sessions can be distributed using the server distribution table in conjunction with the session distribution API.

Address

IP address of the configured real service.

Sts

Operational state of the TLB server.

Packet Sent

Number of packets originating from the clients that the TLB instance virtual service sends to the real service.

Byte Sent

Number of bytes originating from the clients that the TLB instance virtual service sends to the real service next-hop server.

Packet Recv

Number of packets returning from the real service next-hop server that the TLB instance virtual service processes and forwards to the clients.

Byte Recv

Number of bytes returning from the real service next-hop server that the TLB instance virtual service processes and forwards to the clients.

Traffic load balance real svc name

Name of the real service used for traffic load-balancing.

Routing instance name

Name of the routing instance on which the real service is configured.

IP address

IP address of the configured real service.

Traffic load balance group name

Name of the server group for real service.

Admin state

Administrative state of the real service, such as Up or Down.

Oper state

Operational state of the real service, such as Up or Down.

Network monitoring probe up count

Number of probes for which the status of the server whose health is checked is observed to be up. If a server group is configured for dual health check, a real service is declared to be UP only if both health-check probes are simultaneously UP; otherwise a real service declared to be DOWN.

Network monitoring probe down count

Number of probes for which the status of the server whose health is checked is observed to be down.

Total rejoin event count

Number of events that caused a server that was previously down and later operational to rejoin a group of real services for load-balancing.

Total up event count

Number of TLB events that identified a virtual service or real service to be up.

Total down event count

Number of TLB events that identified a virtual service or real service to be down.

Real Service packet sent count

Number of packets originating from the clients that the TLB instance virtual service sends to the real service.

Real Service byte sent count

Number of bytes originating from the clients that the TLB instance virtual service sends to the real service next-hop server.

Real Service packet received count

Number of packets returning from the real service next-hop server that the TLB instance virtual service processes and forwards to the clients.

Real Service byte received count

Number of bytes returning from the real service next-hop server that the TLB instance virtual service processes and forwards to the clients.

Total probe sent

Number of health-monitoring probes sent from the TLB health check daemon.

Total probe success

Number of health-monitoring probes sent from the TLB health check daemon that were successful.

Total probe fail

Number of health-monitoring probes attempted to be sent from the TLB health check daemon that failed.

Total probe sent fail

Number of health-monitoring probes attempted to be sent from the TLB health check daemon that were unsuccessfully initiated.

Probe state

Status of the health-check probe, such as Up or Down.

Probe sent

Number of health-check probe requests transmitted from the TLB health check daemon.

Probe success

Number of successful health-check probe requests transmitted from the TLB health check daemon.

Probe fail

Number of failed health-check probe requests transmitted from the TLB health check daemon.

Probe sent failed

Number of times the TLB health check daemon was unable to initiate transmission of a extensive health-check probe.

Probe consecutive success

Number of health-check probe requests transmitted from the TLB health check daemon that were consecutively successful.

Probe consecutive fail

Number of health-check probe requests transmitted from the TLB health check daemon that failed for two successive times.