asg stat
This command is supported only on these:
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Notes:
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Description
Show the state of the Security Group and its hardware components.
To show this output continuously, use the "asg monitor (on Security Groups)" command.
The command output shows:
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Security Gateway Mode (Gateway or Legacy VSX)
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Number of Security Group Members in the Security Group
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Number of VSNext Virtual Gateways / Legacy VSX Virtual Systems
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Information related to VSNext / Legacy VSX configuration
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Uptime
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Software Version
Related Commands
Syntax
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Parameters
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No Parameters |
Shows the Security Group status (short output). |
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Shows the built-in help. |
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Shows:
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Shows the IDs of the Security Group Members, their state and IP addresses |
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Shows the list of Tasks and on which Security Group Member they run:
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Shows the detailed Security Group status (verbose output). The " |
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Shows the VSX information:
For more information on a specific Virtual System, run the " |
Examples
Syntax
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Example output of "asg stat
" from a Maestro Single Site configuration
Example output of "asg stat
" from a Maestro Dual Site configuration
Syntax
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Example output of "asg stat -v
" from a Maestro Single Site configuration
This output shows a Security Group with 6 Security Group Members in the Active (UP) state (out of total 6).
Example output of "asg stat -v
" from a Maestro Dual Site configuration
This output shows a Security Group with 6 Security Group Members in the Active (UP) state (out of total 6).
The Maestro Site #1 is Active.
The Maestro Site #2 is Standby.
Example output of "asg stat -v
" from an ElasticXL Cluster Dual Site configuration
This output shows a Security Group with 6 Security Group Members in the Active (UP) state (out of total 6).
The Site #1 is Active.
The Site #2 is Standby.
Explanation about the output:
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Note - In the notation " For example, on the Members line, "6 / 6" means that there are currently 6 Security Group Members in the state " |
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Member ID |
Identifier of the Security Group Member. The |
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State |
State of the Security Group Member:
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Grade |
The sum of the grades of all components. The grade of each component is the unit weight multiplied by the number of components that are in the state " You can configure the unit weight of each component to show the importance of the component in the system. To configure the unit weight, run in Gaia gClish:
For example, to change the weight of the Security Group Member to 12, run in Gaia Clish on that Security Group Member:
See:
If you run the " |
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Minimum grade gap for chassis failover |
Site failover occurs to the Site with the higher grade only if its grade is greater than the other Site by more than the minimum gap. Minimum threshold for traffic processing - the minimum grade required for the Site to become Active. |
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Synchronization |
Status of synchronization between Security Group Members:
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Syntax
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Example output of "asg stat -i tasks
" from a Security Group in a Maestro Single Site configuration
The SMO task runs on the Security Group Member #1, on which you ran this command (see the string "(local)
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Example output of "asg stat -i tasks
" from a Security Group in a Maestro Dual Site configuration
The SMO task runs on Site #2 - on the Security Group Member #3, on which you ran this command (see the string "(local)
").
Example output of "asg stat -i tasks
" from all Security Group Members (in our example, there are two on each Site):
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Example output of "asg stat vs
" from a Maestro Dual Site configuration - context of VS #1
Syntax
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Example output of "asg stat vs all
" from a Maestro Dual Site configuration