Used to start, stop, or display status of an eagleagent process.
eagle
The user must be logged in with the user name lsmsadm.
$LSMS_DIR/eagle <Action> <CLLI>
None.
# Stop the EAGLE Agent for the network element whose CLLI is STPM1
$ $LSMS_DIR/eagle stop STPM1eagle: Stopping... eagle: eagleagent STPM1 stopped at Thu Mar 7 17:21:05 2002
# Verify that EAGLE Agent has stopped
$ $LSMS_DIR/eagle status STPM1eagle: eagleagent STPM1 is not running.
# Restart the EAGLE Agent for the network element whose CLLI is STPM1
$ $LSMS_DIR/eagle start STPM1eagle: Starting... eagle: eagleagent STPM1 started at Thu Mar 7 17:17:36 2002
# Check the status of the EAGLE Agent for the network element whose CLLI is STPM1
$ $LSMS_DIR/eagle status STPM1eagleagent: CLLI = STPM1 Pid = 72 State = NONE_ACTIVE Resync = NO_CONNECTION Connection A = DOWN Connection B = DOWN DCM connection = NONE EBDA = IDLE Debug logging = OFF Pending queue = 0 of 2000000 bytes (0%) Keepalive timestamp = Thu Mar 7 17:19:02 EST 2002 Virtual memory = 14392 K bytes CPU usage = 1.1 %
# Check the status of all EAGLE Agents
$ $LSMS_DIR/eagle statusCLLI Pid State Resync Conn A Conn B DCM EBDA Debug Queue Memory CPU Timestamp STPM0 --- not running STPM1 72 NONE_ACTIVE NO_CONNECTION DOWN DOWN NONE IDLE OFF 0 % 14 M 0.4 % 17:19:25 STPM2 449 B_ACTIVE IN_PROGRESS DOWN ACTIVE NONE RUNNING OFF 0 % 12 M 1.0 % 17:19:23 STPO3 20179 A_ACTIVE COMPLETE ACTIVE STANDBY OK IDLE OFF 0 % 14 M 0.3 % 17:19:27
None.
None.
None.
Exit Code |
Cause |
Suggested Recovery |
---|---|---|
1 |
Incorrect syntax. |
Correct the syntax. |
2 |
Invalid command for current state. |
No action necessary. |
3 |
Error in environment. |
Verify the environment variables. |
4 |
Unable to create socket. |
Contact the My Oracle Support (MOS). |
5 |
Unable to bind socket. |
Contact the My Oracle Support (MOS). |
6 |
Fatal application error. |
Contact the My Oracle Support (MOS). |
7 |
Operation failed. |
Contact the My Oracle Support (MOS). |
This command is usually run by scripts; scripts should search for exit codes. When the command is run from the command line, the output indicates suggested recovery. |