HP Comware 5 Debug Manual Vol 3

Examples
# Enable debugging for session table entries on the device with security module enabled. When a ping
packet passes through the device, output similar to the following example is generated:
<Sysname> debugging session session-table all
*Mar 24 18:15:47:164 2007 Sysname DPSESSIO/7/TABLE:
Tuple5(EVENT): 192.168.0.2/8-->192.168.1.58/3840(ICMP)
Operation:Create
// Session management created an ICMP session entry.
*Mar 24 18:15:47:174 2007 Sysname DPSESSIO/7/TABLE:
Tuple5(FSM): 192.168.0.2/8-->192.168.1.58/3840(ICMP)
FSM:NONE --> READY ,received:ICMP
// Session management changed the session state from NONE to READY because of the receipt of
ICMP packet.
*Mar 24 18:22:13:476 2007 Sysname DPSESSIO/7/TABLE:
Tuple5(EVENT): 192.168.0.2/8-->192.168.1.58/4096(ICMP)
Operation:Delete
// Session management deleted the session entry with source IP address 192.168.0.2 and destination IP
address 192.168.1.58.
# Enable debugging for session table entries on the device with security module enabled. When the
resources for session table are insufficient, output similar to the following example is generated:
*Mar 24 18:22:13:476 2007 Sysname DPSESSIO/7/TABLE:
Error: Memory not enough for session
// Session management failed to apply for session table resources due to insufficient memory.
debugging session log proc
Use debugging session log proc to enable debugging for session log processing.
Use undo debugging session log proc to disable debugging for session log processing.
Syntax
debugging session log proc { all | error | event }
undo debugging session log proc { all | error | event }
Default
Debugging for session log processing is disabled.
Views
User view
Default command level
1: Monitor level
Parameters
all: Specifies all types of debugging for session log processing.
error: Specifies for session log processing errors.
event: Specifies for session log processing events.
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