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Determining tunnel status

Use the tunnel status command whenever you need to view statistics about the state of the tunnel that you are currently using.

To determine the state of a tunnel status, enter the following command:

nvc.exe {-status}[-details][-stats]

Use the information inthe following table to determine the status of the tunnel.

Switch
Value
Description
-status
None
Gives the current tunnel status - Active or No Tunnel found
-details
None
Lists the following details about the tunnel:
      • Security - type of encryption and hash
      • IKE - version of Diffie-Hellan group
      • Compression - type of compression
      • Destination IP Address
      • Assigned IP Address
      • IPsec NAT Traversal - active or inactive
      • Logging - level of logging or disabled
      • Mobility - enabled or disabled
      • Persistence- enabled or disabled
      • FIPS 140-2 Mode - type of mode or disabled
      • Keepalive Interval - milliseconds of wait time before sending keepalive packets
      • Maximun retransmissions - milliseconds of time between retransmisssions of Keepalives after the keepalive wait time expires
-stats
None
Lists the following tunnel statistics:
      • Tunnel active - active or no tunnel found
      • Duration - time the tunnel has been active
      • Bytes in - number of bytes entering in to the NVC
      • Frames in - number of frames entering in to the NVC
      • Bytes out - number of bytes going out of the NVC
      • Frames out - number of frame going out of the NVCt
      • Errors - number of errors.


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