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debug tcpproxy

Use the
debug tcpproxy
command to create, display, or delete a filter to enable debugging for tcpproxy service and provides a mechanism to enable debugging based on functionality or category. On an ION device, the TCP proxy service is responsible for application detection, metrics, link/application reachability, application prefix management, and so on.
Categories include application detection, application reachability, link reachability, metrics, and application path prefixes. The match criteria for filters a source and destination IP addresses, one or two port numbers, a specific protocol type, a path ID, or an application ID. Specific categories and filters combine in the command for debugging the specified classes and functions.
For app-reachability and app-path-prefix category, app-id or destination prefix is required. The filter ID is mandatory for create and delete options (values between 1 and 8). All is used with the view option to display all filters on the device.

Command

debug tcpproxy (create | view | delete) [app-detection | app-reachability | linkreachability | metrics | app-path-prefix | all] + [id= srcv4= dstv4= srcport= dstport= protocol= app-id= path-id=]

Options

id
Enter the filter ID.
srcv4
Enter the source IP address.
dstv4
Enter the destination IP address.
srcport
Enter the source port.
dstport
Enter the destination port.
protocol
Enter the protocol for creating a filter. For example TCP, UDP, ICMP, and so on.
app-id
Enter the application ID for creating a filter.
path-id
Enter the path ID for creating a filter.

Command Notes

Role
Super
Related Commands
Introduced in
Release 5.1.1

Example

debug tcpproxy create app-detection metrics id=5 dstv4=23.11.4.10/29 debug tcpproxy view all ID SrcHost DstHost SrcPort DstPort Protocol Path ID Categories 1 10.10.140.25 0 10051 0 15244250442940223 appdetection debug tcpproxy delete id=1

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