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Forum Topic - What does the fast ipsec stat for cache mean?: (2 Items)
   
What does the fast ipsec stat for cache mean?  
Would you please explain what the cache stats mean in the following netstat capture?

Is there options to enable cache look ups?

mpc8349e# netstat -p ipsec
(Fast) IPsec:
        0 no SA found (output)
        0 no memory available (output)
        0 no route available (output)
        0 generic errors (output)
        3 bundled SA processed (output)
        3644 SPD cache lookups
        3644 SPD cache misses

IPsec ah:
        148 ah input packets processed
        150 ah output packets processed
        0 ah headers too short
        0 ah headers for unsupported address family
        0 ah packets with no SA
        0 ah packets dropped by crypto returning NULL mbuf
...
Re: What does the fast ipsec stat for cache mean?  
On Tue, Dec 04, 2007 at 10:31:02AM -0500, Shahram Amini-Didani wrote:
> Would you please explain what the cache stats mean in the following
> netstat capture?
> 
> Is there options to enable cache look ups?
> 
> mpc8349e# netstat -p ipsec
> (Fast) IPsec:
>         0 no SA found (output)
>         0 no memory available (output)
>         0 no route available (output)
>         0 generic errors (output)
>         3 bundled SA processed (output)
>         3644 SPD cache lookups
>         3644 SPD cache misses
> 
> IPsec ah:
>         148 ah input packets processed
>         150 ah output packets processed
>         0 ah headers too short
>         0 ah headers for unsupported address family
>         0 ah packets with no SA
>         0 ah packets dropped by crypto returning NULL mbuf
> ...
> 

It's a bug: PR 53840.  Fixed.

-seanb