Purpose
To provide an overall status on all components.
Syntax
STATUSUsage Considerations
The status command allows you to see the states of the sequencers, systems, endpoints, dispatchers, gateways, status, and session counts at the same time without having to view the dashboard. This command is only available on the active sequencer.
Example
bcmadmin> status; Sequencer: ranch1_seq-sdlc0751(active) Sequencer: diego1_seq-sdlc0960(standby-synchronized) Endpoint ranch1_ept: any(listening):1025 Endpoint diego1_ept: any(listening):1025 System sdlc0797 (active) Tables: OOS 0, standby 0, unrecoverable 0, interrupted 0, restore 0, read-only 0, active 0 Dispatcher status: diego1_dsp_sdlc0797(standby) - up, ranch1_dsp_sdlc0797 (active) - up Gateway status: sdlc0797 - sdlco797cop1(up) Connected sessions: 1 System sdlc0962 (active) Tables: OOS 0, standby 0, unrecoverable 0, interrupted 0, restore 0, read-only 0, active 0 Dispatcher status: diego1_dsp_sdlc0962(standby) - up, ranch1_dsp_sdlc0962 (active) - up Gateway status: sdlc0962 - sdlc0962cop1(up) Connected sessions: 2 Alerts: 0 critical, 0 warning, 2 normal