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Cisco ISR (sh conn ???)

nvanhaute
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hi,

I'm migrating all my cisco PIX used as VPN peers by Cisco ISR routers.

I would like to refind a bit same information.

does it exist something like "sh conn" on routers ? to see all connections : udp, tcp, icmp.. ?

if you know how to get that, I'm interested.

thanks

regards

Nicolas

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Collin Clark
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Nicolas,

show ip nat translations

Below are sub-options as well.

global Display entries in Global/Dest Table - NVI

icmp Show ICMP entries

pptp Show PPTP entries

tcp Show TCP entries

udp Show UDP entries

verbose Show extra information

vrf Display entries of VRF instance

| Output modifiers

hi,

thanks, but like I said before I use ISR only as VPN peers, so there is none nat

Nicolas

Sorry about that. Try enabling IP Accounting. That should give you the connections you're looking for. I'm not 100% sure it will give you the port numbers though.

Netflow will give it to you as well, but the ports numbers are in hex which is a bit of a pain.

https://supportforums.cisco.com/docs/DOC-6086

thanks that works well on my tunnel interfaces

you are right, there is no port indication :-( (if you have an idea)

but it's not real time traffic, right ? it keeps history :-(

it's better than nothing, but I try to find better

thx

Nicolas

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