show memory app-cache

hectorf333 — Mon, 11 Mar 2019 23:19:18 GMT

Does anyone know the significance of the output of "show memory app-cache" command on an asa firewall?

I am mostly interested in what is going on when the "SNP Run-time Inspec" count hits the 325 limit...pertaining to troubleshooting

S2S tunnels. I saw a tunnel where two of the three subnets on the asa were not reacable by the other end so I was wondering if the 32/5/325

limit had something to do with it. Not finding any documenation anywhere on what the command and the ipsec reference itself is really referring

to or what 325 refers to or is counting exactly.

CACHE NAME LIMIT COUNT ALLOC FAILED BYTES USED

SNP Run-time Inspec 325 325 325 0 53300

show memory app-cache

Kureli Sankar — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 21:12:26 GMT

ASA-5505# sh memory app-cache ?

access-list Show application level memory cache for access-list

flow Show application level memory cache for flow

host Show application level memory cache for host

http Show application level memory cache for http

sia Show application level memory cache for sia

tcb Show application level memory cache for tcb

threat-detection Show application level memory cache for threat-detetcion

user-identity Show application level memory cache for user-identity

| Output modifiers

This command is to see the memory utilized by certain application. L2L tunnel not coming up could be due to any number of reasons. I can move this discussion to our VPN community if needed or you can open a new discussion in that community.

Refer this link for the command in question:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/asa/asa82/command/reference/s4.html#wp1497000

-Kureli

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