show remote-device-management statistics

Status of service profile instantiation requests from authd to provision remote services. Each service activation results in a service provisioning request to each remote device. The values displayed are the totals for all remote devices.

• Received—Number of service provisioning requests received by RDSM.

• Acked—Number of service provisioning requests acknowledged by RDSM.

• Nacked—Number of service provisioning requests not acknowledged by RDSM.

• In progress—Number of service provisioning requests currently in progress on remote devices.

Status of service profile deinstantiation request from authd to provision remote services. Each service deactivation results in a service deprovisioning request to each remote device. The values displayed are the totals for all remote devices.

• Received—Number of service deprovisioning requests received by RDSM.

• Acked—Number of service deprovisioning requests acknowledged by RDSM.

• Nacked—Number of service deprovisioning requests not acknowledged by RDSM.

• In progress—Number of service deprovisioning requests currently in progress on remote devices.

Aggregate duration for all dictionary RPCs required to provision or deprovision a service: Minimum, Maximum, Average, and Last.

When the bulk limit is set to 1, these statistics are reported per remote service.

When the bulk limit is greater than 1, the duration includes all services that are part of the bulk configuration.

Number of services included in a bulk configuration: Minimum, Maximum, Average, and Last. The number is determined by the bulk-limit and bulk-interval configuration for the remote device at the [edit system services remote-device-management service-device device-name provisioning-method netconf] hierarchy level.

When the bulk limit is set to 1, the count is 1 for all fields.

Status counts for all provisioning actions attempted for the remote device.

• Attempted—Number of service provisioning attempts for a service device in the Up state.

• Succeeded—Number of services successfully provisioned.

• Failed—Number of services that failed provisioning for all reasons

  • Reject—Number of failures due to an explicit error response during provisioning.

  • Timeout—Number of failures due to no response during provisioning.

• In Progress—Number of services being provisioned but not yet completed.

• Reconfigure Pending—Number of services that are not configured but are pending reconfiguration. A nonzero value implies that you must initiate a reconfiguration request to provision these services.

• Queued—Number of services for which provisioning has not yet been attempted because another service is in the process of being provisioned or deprovisioned.

  The typical case is when remote device reconfiguration is followed immediately by a new subscriber service provisioning action. In this instance, reconfiguration is allowed to complete, which delays action on the new subscriber service.

Status counts for all deprovisioning actions attempted for the remote device.

• Attempted—Number of service deprovisioning attempts for a service device in the Up state.

• Succeeded—Number of services successfully deprovisioned.

• Failed—Number of services that failed deprovisioning for all reasons

  • Reject—Number of failures due to an explicit error response during deprovisioning.

  • Timeout—Number of failures due to no response during deprovisioning.

• In Progress—Number of services being deprovisioned but not yet completed.

• Queued—Number of services for which deprovisioning has not yet been attempted because another service is in the process of being provisioned or deprovisioned.

Status counts of reconfiguration requests: Received, Succeeded, Failed, and Pending. A reconfiguration request initiated while one is in-progress is rejected.