NetScaler Performance Statistics Commands: Complete CLI Reference Guide

There are a number of ways to obtain performance stats from NetScaler and one of the most common methods is outlined below

Use PuTTY to connect to the management IP of the NetScaler and run the below commands via CLI

Core System Statistics

Overall System Performance

Basic System Stats

stat system

Detailed System Stats

stat system detail

Detailed CPU usage

stat cpu

Memory statistics

stat ns memory

Hardware statistics

sh ns hardware

Virtual Server Statistics

Load Balancing vServer Stats

All LB vServer statistics

stat lb vserver

Specific LB vServer statistics

stat lb vserver <vserver_name>

Detailed statistics

stat lb vserver <vserver_name> -detail

Summary of vServer statistics

show lb vserver <vserver_name> -summary

Content Switching vServer Stats

All CS vServer statistics

stat cs vserver

Specific CS vServer statistics

stat cs vserver <vserver_name>

Detailed CS vServer stats

stat cs vserver <vserver_name> -detail

Service and Service Group Statistics

All service statistics

stat service

Specific service statistics

stat service <service_name>

Service group statistics

stat servicegroup <servicegroup_name>

Monitor service bindings

stat lb monitor <monitor_name>

Protocol-Specific Statistics

SSL Statistics

Overall SSL statistics

stat ssl

SSL vServer statistics

stat ssl vserver <vserver_name>

SSL parameters

show ssl parameter

HTTP/TCP Statistics

HTTP statistics

stat http

TCP statistics

stat tcp

HTTP compression statistics

stat cmp
stat cmp policy

Network Statistics

Interface Statistics

Interface statistics

stat interface

Specific interface statistics

stat interface <interface id>

Network statistics

stat ns

ACL statistics

stat acl

AAA and Authentication Statistics

Authentication Stats

AAA statistics

stat aaa

Authentication statistics of vServer

stat authentication vserver <vserver name>

#shell 
#nsconmsg -s ConLb=2 -d oldconmsg

Please note that ConLb=2 is case sensitive.

-s ConLb=2  is a detail level for load balancing statistics

-d oldconmsg  is display statistical information

You can press CTRL +C to end the live statistics screen.