Within this article we will look at the commands required to clear the debug-filter buffer on an ADX Loadbalancer.
The command that is used to clear the buffer is “no buffer-size <buffer size>”. Below shows the necessary steps.
First of all we place ourselves into the debug filter prompt. We check the amount that we have in the buffer. Next, we set the buffer to 10Mb. Then we clear this buffer size by issuing “no buffer-size ….”. Finally we then issue a summary on the buffer to confirm that it is empty.
SSH@adx#debug filter
SSH@adx(debug-filter-all-BP)#summary
!!PACKET CAPTURE SUMMARY ON ASM SLOT 1 CPU 1!!
Number of packets captured: 582
SSH@adx(debug-filter-all-BP)#buffer-size 10000
SSH@adx(debug-filter-all-BP)#sh buffer-size
Capture buffer size: 10240000 bytes
SSH@adx(debug-filter-all-BP)#no buffer-size 10000
SSH@adx(debug-filter-all-BP)#summary
SSH@adx(debug-filter-all-BP)#
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