How do I view the local auxiliary database cluster status from a CLI?

Purpose

Perform this procedure to display the status of the local auxiliary database cluster using a CLI on an NFM-P main server or auxiliary database station.

Steps
 
1 

To display the local cluster status from a main server station:

  1. Log in to the station as the nsp user.

  2. Open a console window.

  3. Enter the following:

    bash$ /opt/nsp/nfmp/server/nms/bin/nmsserver.bash -s nms_status ↵

    The NFM-P system status is displayed. The status information includes local auxiliary database cluster information like the following:

    -- Auxiliary Database Information

           -- Auxiliary Database Enabled: Yes

      -- Auxiliary Database Servers Information

        -- Auxiliary Database Server: internal_IP_1

           Auxiliary Database Server Status: Up

           Auxiliary Database Server Connectivity Status: ONLINE

        -- Auxiliary Database Server: internal_IP_2

           Auxiliary Database Server Status: Up

           Auxiliary Database Server Connectivity Status: ONLINE

    .

    .

    .

        -- Auxiliary Database Server: internal_IP_n

           Auxiliary Database Server Status: Up

           Auxiliary Database Server Connectivity Status: ONLINE

  4. View the information.

  5. If any Auxiliary Database Server Status is not Up, or any Server Connectivity Status is not ONLINE, contact technical support.

  6. Close the console window.

2 

To display the local cluster status from an auxiliary database station:

  1. Log in to the station as the root user.

  2. Open a console window.

  3. Enter the following:

    # /opt/nsp/nfmp/auxdb/install/bin/auxdbAdmin.sh status ↵

    The status of each local cluster member is displayed.

    Copyright 20XX Nokia.

    Database status

     Node       | Host          | State | Version | DB

    ------------+---------------+-------+---------+-------

     host_IP_1 | internal_IP_1 | STATE | version | name

     host_IP_2 | internal_IP_2 | STATE | version | name

    .

    .

    .

     host_IP_n | internal_IP_n | STATE | version | name

          Output captured in log_file

  4. View each STATE value.

  5. If any STATE is not UP, contact technical support.

3 

Close the console window.

End of steps