How do I check the auxiliary database status?

Purpose

Perform this procedure to obtain the current fstatus of the auxiliary database clusters in an NSP deployment.

Steps
 
1 

Log in to a station that has access to the NSP system.

2 

Open a console window.

3 

Issue the following RESTCONF API call:

Note: In order to issue a RESTCONF API call, you require a token; see the My First NSP API Client tutorial on the Network Developer Portal for information.

GET https://address/RESTCONF/data/auxdb:/clusters

where address is the NSP advertised address

The call returns auxiliary database cluster status information like the following:

<HashMap>

    <clusters>

        <cluster>

            <name>cluster_1</name>

            <mode>ACTIVE</mode>

            <status>UP</status>

            <nodes>

                <external-ip>203.0.113.101</external-ip>

                <internal-ip>10.1.2.101</internal-ip>

                <status>UP</status>

            </nodes>

            <nodes>

                <external-ip>203.0.113.102</external-ip>

                <internal-ip>10.1.2.102</internal-ip>

                <status>UP</status>

            </nodes>

            <nodes>

                <external-ip>203.0.113.103</external-ip>

                <internal-ip>10.1.2.103</internal-ip>

                <status>UP</status>

            </nodes>

        </cluster>

        <cluster>

            <name>cluster_2</name>

            <mode>STANDBY</mode>

            <status>ON_STANDBY</status>

            <nodes>

                <external-ip>203.0.113.104</external-ip>

                <internal-ip>10.1.2.104</internal-ip>

                <status>READY</status>

            </nodes>

            <nodes>

                <external-ip>203.0.113.105</external-ip>

                <internal-ip>10.1.2.105</internal-ip>

                <status>READY</status>

            </nodes>

            <nodes>

                <external-ip>203.0.113.106</external-ip>

                <internal-ip>10.1.2.106</internal-ip>

                <status>READY</status>

            </nodes>

        </cluster>

    </clusters>

</HashMap>

4 

View each status value.

Note: The cluster_1 and cluster_2 addresses correspond to the ipList and standbyIpList parameter values in the auxDb section of the NSP cluster configuration file.

5 

If each status value is not READY, contact technical support.

6 

Close the console window.

End of steps