Viewing the CPU over the last 60 seconds: (in this example it's running at 99% all the time because of the massive fragmentation) cm@fw# run show security monitoring performance spufpc 0 pic 0Last 60 seconds: 0: 99 1: 99 2: 99 3: 99 4: 99 5: 99 6: 99 7: 99 8: 99 9: 99 10: 99 11: 9912: 99 13: 99 14: 99 15: 99 16: 99 17: 9918: 99 19: 99 20: 99 21: 99 22: 99 23: 9924: 99 25: 99 26: 99 27: 99 28: 99 29: 9930: 99 31: 99 32: 99 33: 99 34: 99 35: 9936: 99 37: 99 38: 99 39: 99 40: 99 41: 9942: 99 43: 99 44: 99 45: 99 46: 99 47: 9948: 99 49: 99 50: 99 51: 99 52: 99 53: 9954: 99 55: 99 56: 99 57: 99 58: 99 59: 99or you can look at the cpu at this moment, but also some other stats: cm@fw# run show security monitoring fpc 0FPC 0 PIC 0 CPU utilization : 36 % Memory utilization : 51 % Current flow session : 109 Current flow session IPv4: 109 Current flow session IPv6: 0 Max flow session : 262144Total Session Creation Per Second (for last 96 seconds on average): 4IPv4 Session Creation Per Second (for last 96 seconds on average): 4IPv6 Session Creation Per Second (for last 96 seconds on average): 0References |