show confdmgr
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State Information |
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State |
Indicates current state of the confdmgr proclet: Starting, Started, Stopped. |
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Subscriptions |
Indicates configuration points defined in the Yang model for which confdmgr wants to be notified when a change occurs. |
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Last successful id |
ID number for the last successful request instance. |
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Last failed id |
ID number for the last failed request instance. |
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Autosave url |
URL specified by the NETCONF Protocol Configuration mode autosave-config command.
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Username |
Username specified by the NETCONF Protocol Configuration mode confd-user command. |
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Bulkstats |
Displays whether event bulkstats collection and reporting on the REST interface is enabled or disabled. |
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Kpi interval |
Displays the time interval in seconds for gathering NSLB Key Performance Indicator (KPI) information. If set to 0, this functionality is disabled. |
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Event notification level |
Displays the configured severity level of StarOS events to be sent out as NETCONF notifications: critical (1), error (2), warning (3), unusual (4), info (5). This level dictates the lowest event severity level that results in a notification. |
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SNMP notifications |
Displays whether SNMP alert and alarm reporting via NETCONF is enabled or disabled. |
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REST interface authentication |
Displays the certificate verification done on client interfaces: none, peer, or peer-fail. |
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REST interface certificate |
Displays the name of the certificate. |
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REST interface host name |
If configured, displays the host name the web server will serve. If configured, mandates the web server to only service requests whose Host field matches this configured host name. Otherwise displays "Not configured". |
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Interface / Status / Port The current status (Enabled/Disabled) and configured port number for the NETCONF and REST interfaces. |
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Statistics |
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Triggers |
Number of times confdmgr has requested ConfD to dump the CDB contents back into confdmgr which results in a config synchronization by SCT (Shared configuration Task). |
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Replays |
Number of times a transaction has been replayed. A replay is initiated if, upon startup, the last successful transaction ID in confdmgr does not match that of ConfD. This could occur, for example, if confdmgr task restarted when processing the notification for a configuration transaction. |
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Notifications |
Number of times ConfD has sent a configuration update to confdmgr. For example, this can occur as the result of a "commit" via confd_cli or during a trigger event. |
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Notification failures |
Number of times an update received from ConfD was not processed successfully. The number of successes and failures should always equal the total number of notifications. |
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Trigger failures |
Number of times a CDB dump to confdmgr failed. |
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Replay failures |
Number of times an attempt to replay a transaction failed. |
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NETCONF notification failures |
Number of times an attempt to issue a NETCONF notification failed. |
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Unexpected failures |
Number of times an unexpected condition was encountered. An error is generated for each case. |
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Successful notifications |
Number of times an update received from ConfD was successfully processed.
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