Displaying cluster connections

You can display all the active connections in the cluster or a count of active connections on the node by client, logical interface, protocol, or service. You can also display all the listening connections in the cluster.

Displaying active connections by client (cluster administrators only)
You can view the active connections by client to verify the node that a specific client is using and to view possible imbalances between client counts per node.
Displaying active connections by protocol (cluster administrators only)
You can display a count of the active connections by protocol (TCP or UDP) on a node to compare the usage of protocols within the cluster.
Displaying active connections by service (cluster administrators only)
You can display a count of the active connections by service type (for example, by NFS, CIFS, mount, and so on) for each node in a cluster. This is useful to compare the usage of services within the cluster, which helps to determine the primary workload of a node.
Displaying active connections by LIF on a node and SVM
You can display a count of active connections for each LIF, by node and storage virtual machine (SVM), to view connection imbalances between LIFs within the cluster.
Displaying active connections in a cluster
You can display information about the active connections in a cluster to view the LIF, port, remote host, service, storage virtual machines (SVMs), and protocol used by individual connections.
Displaying listening connections in a cluster
You can display information about the listening connections in a cluster to view the LIFs and ports that are accepting connections for a given protocol and service.

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