show diameter network-element
Syntax
show diameter network-element
<brief | detail | summary>
<element-name>
Description
Display information about all Diameter network elements or only the specified network element.
Options
brief | detail | summary | (Optional) Display the specified level of output. The |
element-name | (Optional) Display information for only the specified network element. |
Required Privilege Level
view
Output Fields
Table 1 lists the output fields for the show diameter network-element
command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.
Field Name |
Field Description |
Level of Output |
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Name of the Diameter network element. |
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Name of the Diameter instance in which the network element is configured. |
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State of the network element:
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All levels |
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Primary peer for the network element, based on the configured peer priority. |
All levels |
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Secondary peer for the network element, based on the configured peer priority. |
All levels |
|
Name of the Diameter network element. |
|
|
Name of the Diameter instance in which the network element is configured. |
|
|
Number of configured peers. |
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Number of peers that have been activated. |
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Number of peers in the open state, without active network element connections but available for a connection. |
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Number of routes configured for the network element. |
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Number of routes that are invalid because they lack one or more of the following: application and partition, Diameter instance, or destination realm. |
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Period in milliseconds between peer activations by the network element. |
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Period in milliseconds that the network element waited after connecting to the first peer to allow other peers to reach the open state. |
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Period in milliseconds that the network element waited after having two peers in the open state before deactivating all lower-priority peers. |
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Sample Output
show diameter network-element
user@host> show diameter network-element Diameter network-elements: Primary Secondary Name Instance State Peer Peer ne0 master Fully-connected p0 p1
show diameter network-element detail
user@host> show diameter network-element detail Diameter network-element: NE name : ne0 Instance name : master State : Fully-connected Primary peer : p0 Secondary peer : p1 Peers : 5 Activated peers : 4 Open peers : 2 Routes : 1 Invalid routes : 0 Activation delay : 10000 ms First selection delay : 0 ms Post selection delay : 30000 ms
Release Information
Command introduced in Junos OS Release 9.6.