status command examples

This topic provides examples of the following status commands:

status link command

The status link * command displays an overview of all the links in the system as shown in the following sample:

status link *
Num    Name   MTP3 State     MTP2 Hi State   Low State           Block   Inhbt
---                        -----
0      T1     ACTIVE         ENABLED         IN_SERVICE
1      R      ACTIVE         REMOTE          REMOTE

Use this command to quickly determine if all links have come up after the board is loaded. In this sample, the first link is physically on the board where the query was performed. The second link is on the redundant mate board in the other signaling server. The Block and Inhbt fields would show L, R, or both L and R if a link is locally or remotely blocked or inhibited.

The status link link_number command displays more detailed information for a specified link, including the current configuration settings. Use this command to determine if configuration values were set as expected. MTP3 values are displayed first. Press Enter to bring up the MTP2 values. For remote links, MTP2 values are not displayed. They can be displayed by running mtpmgr on the other signaling server in the node.

mtpmgr[1]>status link 0

MTP3 Board 1, Link 0:
  State  = ACTIVE

---- Current Link (0) Layer 3 configuration ----
bandwidth= LSL        seqNum    = Normal     opc       = 0.0.2 (0x2)
lnkSetId = 1          lnkType   = ANSI       adjDpc    = 0.0.1 (0x1)
ssf      = NATL       dpcLen    = 24         lnkPrior  = 0
msgSize  = 272        msgPrior  = 3          maxSLTtry = 2
p0QLen   = 16         p1QLen    = 32         p2QLen    = 64
p3QLen   = 128        discPrior = 0          disable   = FALSE
lnkTstSLC= 0          tstString = 54 53 54
         ---- Link Timers (in tenths/sec) ----
t1       = 10         t2        = 10         t3        = 10
t4       = 10         t5        = 10         t6        = 10
t7       = 20         t11       = 600        t12       = 10
t13      = 10         t14       = 30         t17       = 10
t22      = 1100       t23       = 1100       t24       = 40
t31      = 10         t32       = 100        t33       = 30
t34      = 600        t40       = 30         t41       = 30
t42      = 30         t43       = 30         t44       = 30

Press [Enter] for MTP2 status
Board 1, Link 0 MTP2 Status:

High lvl state = ENABLED    Frames out    = 0     Frames dropped = 0
Low  lvl state = IN_SERVICE

---- Current Link (0) Layer 2 configuration ----

Link Name  = T1         bandwidth   = LSL        seqNum      = Normal
maxFrmLen  = 272        congDisc    = FALSE
errType    = NORMAL     lssuLen     = 2          SUERMD rate = 256
SUERM Thrsh= 64         AERM Thrsh N= 4          AERM Thrsh E= 1
Max RTB Msg= 127        Max RTB Oct = 34544      Max Prov Abt= 5

IsoThresh  = 1000       TxqThresh1  = 50         TxqThresh1A = 20
TxqThresh2 = 200        TxqThresh2A = 100        SapThresh   = 500
SapThreshA = 100        IdleFreq    = 0          RtFreq      = 0


       ----- Layer 2 Timers (in tenths/sec) -----
L2 t1      = 130        L2 t2       = 115        L2 t3       = 115
L2 t4 norm = 23         L2 t4 emrg  = 6          L2 t5       = 1
L2 t6      = 60         L2 t7       = 20         L2 t10      = 30
L2 t11     = 20         L2 t12      = 20         L2 t13      = 20

status linkset command

The status linkset linkset_number command displays status information for the specified linkset. Use this command to display the number of active links and the linkset state. The number of active links contains both local and remote links to the same destination.

mtpmgr[1]>status linkset 1

Board 1, Linkset 1:
  Active Links: 2
  Congested Links: 0
  State: Active, Not Congested

---- Current Linkset (1) configuration ----
                          opc          = 0.0.2 (0x2)
lnkSetId     = 1          adjDpc       = 0.0.1 (0x1)
minNmbActLnk = 2          nmbCmbLnkSet = 1
      ---- Combined Linksets ----
cmbLnkSetId  = 1          lnkSetPrior  = 0

status route command

The status route point_code command displays status information for the specified destination point code. Use this command to check that the configuration values are set as expected. Other useful information includes the number of active linksets and the route state. You cannot get status information for an up route associated with incoming messages.

mtpmgr[1]>status route 0.0.1

Board 1, Route DPC 0.0.1 (0x1), OPC 0.0.2 (0x2):
  Active Linksets: 1
  Congested Linksets: 0
  State: Available, Not Congested

---- Current Route (0x1, 0x2) configuration ----
RouteId     = 1         spType       = STP        dpc      = 0.0.1 (0x1)
swtchType   = ANSI      direction    = DOWN       opc      = 0.0.2 (0x2)
rteToAdjSp  = TRUE      rteToCluster = FALSE      ssf      = NATL
              ---- Route Timers (in tenths/sec) ----
t8          = 10        t10          = 450
t19_itu     = 680       t21_itu      = 640
t25_ansi    = 320       t28_ansi     = 300       t29_ansi     = 630

status mtp3 command

The status mtp3 command shows general configuration information and the high-availability state of the server. Use this command to check that the configuration values are set as expected. The HA State value returned by this command indicates whether the server is the primary or backup in a redundant configuration or running in standalone mode.

mtpmgr[1]>status mtp3

Board 1 SP State: Normal          HA State: STAND_ALONE

---------------- Current general configuration ---------------
typeSP     = SP         PcDispFmt   = DEFAULT
spCode1    = 0.0.2 (0x2)
spCode2    = 0.0.2 (0x2)
rstReq     = FALSE      nmbLinks    = 2         nmbNSap     = 2
nmbLnkSets = 2          nmbRouts    = 64        nmbRteInst  = 32
nmbMasks   = 1
  Mask[0 ] = ffffffff

    ----- Signalling Point Timers (in tenths/sec) -----
t15         = 30        t16         = 20        tRteInst    = 18000
t18_itu     = 300       t20_itu     = 600
t22_ansi    = 300       t23_ansi    = 300       t24_ansi    = 300
t26_ansi    = 130       t27_ansi    = 30