Hi All

please find the basic NS command.

IPs (SNIP, VIP, MIP)

show ip

Features
show feature

Modes
show ns mode

Want is all?
show info
this will give you NetScaler’s model, NSIP, config data, features and modes

License and Licensed Features
show license

Running configuration
show run | more

Show me the current NetScaler firmware version

show version

What’s your hostname
show hostname

Show me your hardware details 
show hardware

Show me your interfaces
show interface -summary

Show me the SSL Summary
stat ssl

Show me the HA node configuration
show node

Want more data:-
# sysctl -a netscaler | more

NetScaler “Task Manager”
shell top

Uptime
# uptime

Networking Stuff
Routing table
show route

IPs (SNIP, VIP, MIP)
show ip

ARP table
show arp

VLANs
show vlan

Ping, Traceroute, Telnet
# ping
# traceroute
# telnet

 

Load Balancing (LB)
LB Virtual Servers
show lb vserver <vserver_name>
show lb vserver | more shows all virtual servers

LB services
show service <service_name>

LB service groups
show servicegroup <servicegroup_name>

LB monitors
show monitor <monitor_name>

Persistent sessions
show persistentsessions

Authentication

VPN (including NetScaler Gateway) Virtual Servers
show vpn vserver


Detailed VPN virtual server configuration including bound policies, portal theme, bookmarks, STAs, etc.
show vpn vserver <vpnvserver_name>

Authentication sessions
show aaa session

Authentication statistics
show aaa stats

Statistics
System
stat ns
stat cpu
stat interface

Entities
stat lb vserver
stat cs vserver
stat service

Protocols
stat ssl
stat dns
stat http

Others

Authentication Troubleshooting – Monitor Authentication Attempts in Real-Time
Switch to the shell prompt:
shell
Start the debugging process:
cat /tmp/aaad.debug


Perform the authentication process that requires troubleshooting, such as a user logon attempt.
Monitor the output of the cat aaad.debug command to interpret and troubleshoot the authentication process.
Stop the debugging process with Ctrl + Z.


You can run the following command to record the output of aaad.debug to a log file:
cat aaad.debug | tee /var/tmp/<debuglogname.log>

Check Policy Hits
Run the following command from the shell prompt of the appliance to view the real-time hits on:

Authentication policies and session policies applied on the NetScaler Gateway virtual server:
nsconmsg –d current –g pol_hits

Rewrite policy bound at a global level or to a load balancing, content switching, or NetScaler Gateway virtual server:
nsconmsg –d current | egrep –i rewrite

Responder policy bound at a global level or to a load balancing, content switching, or NetScaler Gateway virtual server:
nsconmsg –d current | egrep –i responder

 

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