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PRIMECLUSTER GLS for Windows User's Guide 4.3

6.3.1 dsphanet

You can use the dsphanet command to display the operational or monitoring status of virtual adapters.

Format

dsphanet [-r]

Description

Displays the operational status of virtual adapters. By adding the -r option, you can display the monitoring status.

Options

-r

Displays detailed information on the monitoring status of virtual adapters.

Output Format

The table below explains the output items.

Table 6.13 Output Items

Item

Details

Name

Virtual adapter name

Status (*1)

Activity of virtual adapters

Active

Denotes that the virtual adapter is active.

Inactive

Denotes that the virtual adapter is inactive.

Adapters

Status of physical adapters

ON

Operational:
Denotes that the virtual adapter is using this physical adapter for communications.

STBY

Standby:
Denotes that the virtual adapter can use this physical adapter for communications.

OFF

Not in use:
Denotes that the virtual adapter is not using this physical adapter for communications.

FAIL

Failed:
Denotes that the connection of a transmission path to this physical adapter failed, for example because of a disconnected cable.

Resources (*2)

Link status of physical adapters and status of monitored ping targets

Link

Monitors the link status of physical adapters.

O

Denotes that the physical adapter is linked up.

X

Denotes that the physical adapter is linked down.

-

Denotes that the status monitor for physical adapters has stopped.

Ping

Denotes the ping monitor status of physical adapters.

O

Denotes that ping monitoring is functioning normally.

X

Denotes that ping monitoring is not functioning normally or that a failure has been detected in the ping monitor target before ping monitoring is stopped. (*3)

-

Denotes that ping monitoring is not running or that the ping monitor target specified to "yes" with the -f option of the hanetpoll create command to switch the adapter is not set.

IP address

Denotes the ping monitor status of IP addresses for ping monitor targets.

The "!" mark is displayed at the beginning of a ping monitor target for which the adapter is not switched and only communication failure is detected.

O

Denotes that ping monitoring for the IP address is functioning normally.

X

Denotes that ping monitoring for the IP address is not functioning normally or that a failure has been detected in the ping monitor target before ping monitoring is stopped. (*3)

-

Denotes that ping monitoring for the IP address is not running.

Notes:
*1. Output when no options are specified.
*2. Output only when the -r option is specified.
*3. When the operational adapter has switched due to an error in the ping monitoring target, ping monitoring of the standby physical adapter is suspended; in order to indicate the error in the monitoring target causing this, the IP address status is displayed as an "X".

Examples

1

To display the operational status of all virtual adapters used in GLS:

> dsphanet
 Name     Status   Adapters
+-------+--------+------------------------------------------------------------+
 sha0     Active   Local Area Connection 1(ON),Local Area Connection 2(STBY)
 sha1     Active   Local Area Connection 3(STBY),Local Area Connection 4(ON)
 sha2     Active   Local Area Connection 3(STBY),Local Area Connection 4(ON)
 sha3     Active   Local Area Connection 5(FAIL),Local Area Connection 6(ON)
 sha4     Active   Local Area Connection 7(FAIL),Local Area Connection 8(FAIL)

2

To display detailed information on the monitoring status of all virtual adapters used in GLS:

> dsphanet -r
[sha0]
 Adapters                        Resources
+-------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+
 Local Area Connection 1(ON)     Link(O)
                                 Ping(O)
                                  192.168.10.250(O),192.168.10.251(O)
 Local Area Connection 2(STBY)   Link(O)
                                 Ping(-)
                                  192.168.10.250(-),192.168.10.251(-)
[sha1,sha2]
 Adapters                        Resources
+-------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+
 Local Area Connection 3(STBY)   Link(O)
                                 Ping(-)
                                  192.168.20.250(-)
                                  192.168.20.100(-)
 Local Area Connection 4(ON)     Link(O)
                                 Ping(O)
                                  192.168.20.251(O)
                                 !192.168.20.100(O)
[sha3]
 Adapters                        Resources
+-------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+
 Local Area Connection 5(FAIL)   Link(X)
                                 Ping(X)
                                  192.168.30.250(X)
 Local Area Connection 6(ON)     Link(O)
                                 Ping(O)
                                  192.168.30.251(O)
[sha4]
 Adapters                        Resources
+-------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+
 Local Area Connection 7(FAIL)   Link(X)
                                 Ping(X)
                                  192.168.40.250(X)
 Local Area Connection 8(FAIL)   Link(X)
                                 Ping(-)
                                  192.168.40.251(-)