ID | Name | Description |
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BRDFLG | OMU flag | Meaning: This parameter specifies whether the OMU is an active or standby one. Value range: ACTIVE(Active), STANDBY(Standby) Explanation: The value ACTIVE(Active) indicates that the status of the Daemon on the active OMU is queried; the value STANDBY(Standby) indicates that the status of the Daemon on the standby OMU is queried. Default value: None |
1. Query the status of the Daemon on the active OMU: DSP OMUDAEMON: BRDFLG=ACTIVE; The result is as follows: +++ HUAWEI 2007-11-18 15:54:08 O&M #533 %%DSP OMUDAEMON: BRDFLG=ACTIVE;%% RETCODE = 0 Operation succeeded DSP OMUDAEMON Result -------------------- IP address = 192.168.10.100 port = 1026 swap switch = enable swap swap disable time(ms) = 0 backup switch = enable backup backup state = daily backup state HA status = active state (Number of results = 1) --- END 2. Query the status of the Daemon on the standby OMU: DSP OMUDAEMON: BRDFLG=STANDBY; The result is as follows: +++ HUAWEI 2007-11-18 15:54:33 O&M #564 %%DSP OMUDAEMON: BRDFLG=STANDBY;%% RETCODE = 0 Operation succeeded DSP OMUDAEMON Result -------------------- IP address = 192.168.10.102 port = 1026 swap switch = enable swap swap disable time(ms) = 0 backup switch = enable backup backup state = daily backup state HA status = standby state (Number of results = 1) --- END
Domain Name | Description |
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IP address | IP address bound with the Daemon, such as 192.168.10.100. |
port | UDP port number of the Daemon, such as 1026. |
swap switch | Status of the swap switch, which can be "enable swap" or "disable swap". |
swap disable time(ms) | Remaining time before the active/standby switchover of the Daemon, which is expressed in milliseconds. |
backup switch | Status of the backup switch, such as enable backup and disable backup. |
backup state | Current backup state of the system, such as daily backup state, no backup state, initial backup state, and disable backup state. |
HA status | Status of the GOMU on which the Daemon is running, such as active state and standby state. |