The simplest way to do it is to measure the # of new "SYN" connection for 60
seconds. This can be achieved via tcpdump command and dump the output
into a file. After 60 seconds, you do "cat xxx | wc -l" to get a number and
divide this
# by 60. This will give you a rough estimate of CPS.
cisco4ng
Mel Cheng <mel.cheng AT NOKIA DOT COM> wrote:
Hi All:
Do you know how to measure CPS(connections per second) in FW? any
command can do it ?
fw tab -t connections -s , only show concurrent connections table,
but how to count the CPS, thanks.
Best Regards,
Mel
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