Using the mls Monitoring Command (N1 Provisioning Server 3.1, Blades Edition, System Administration Guide)

N1 Provisioning Server 3.1, Blades Edition, System Administration Guide

Using the `mls` Monitoring Command

You can execute the /opt/terraspring/sbin/mls monitoring command to view the state of an I-Fabric component, the status of all N1 Provisioning Server agents, or the status of a particular N1 Provisioning Server agent. The mls command is useful for troubleshooting as well as day-to-day monitoring of the health of the system.

Table 4–2 Using the mls Command


Command Usage	Description
`mls -l`	Lists all nodes on the current control plane server.
`mls -all`	Modifies the query scope to the control plane server.
`mls -c`	Lists customer monitoring values for nodes registered on the current control plane server.
`mls -a`	Lists agent status for all registered nodes on the current control plane server.
`mls -x`	Lists the agent version information for the resources controlled by the control plane server.
`mls -f`	Modifies the query scope to a particular farm.
`mls -i`	Modifies the query scope to a particular resource pool server.
`mls -v`	Verbose output.
`mls -d`	Suppresses header information.
`mls -h`	Displays the command's usage information.