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vserver check lif-multitenancy show-results

Show the results of the latest multitenancy network run

Availability: This command is available to cluster and Vserver administrators at the admin privilege level.

Description​

You can view detailed information about the latest completed run, or the run for a Vserver.

  • Vserver - name of vserver run was for

  • Severity - severity of the message which is failure, warning, or info.

  • Service - name of service that is being checked for connectivity

  • Address - address of server configured for the above service that is being

  • LIF - the LIF a successful connectivity check to the above server was made from

  • Connected - true of there is connectivity, false if there is not

  • Status - additional information useful for resolving issues

Parameters​

{ [-fields <fieldname>, ...]
If you specify the -fields <fieldname>, ... parameter, the command output also includes the specified field or fields. You can use '-fields ?' to display the fields to specify.
| [-instance ]}
If you specify the -instance parameter, the command displays detailed information about all fields.
[-vserver <vserver>] - Vserver
Selects the messages matching the specified Vserver
[-severity <text>] - Severity
Selects the messages matching the specified severity of failure, warning, and info.
[-service <text>] - Service Name
Selects the messages matching the specified service.
[-address <text>] - Address of Server
Selects the messages matching the specified address.
[-lif <lif-name>] - Logical Interface
Selects the messages matching the specified LIF.
[-connected {yes|no}] - Vserver Connectivity
Selects the messages matching the specified connectivity.
[-status <text>] - Additional Information
Selects the messages matching the specified search criteria.

Examples​

Runs that are successful will not have any content.

     cluster1::> vserver check lif-multitenancy show-results -vserver vs0
     This table is currently empty.

Successful runs made with -verbose true will show the LIF used to Ping the nework address from.

     cluster1::> vserver check lif-multitenancy show-results -vserver vs0
                                        Network      Logical
     Vserver     Severity  Service      Address      Interface  Connected  Status
     ----------  --------  -----------  -----------  ---------  ---------- -------
     vs0
                 info      DNS          10.98.200.20
                                                     vs0_lif1   yes        ping
                 info      NIS domain   10.98.13.53  vs0_lif1   yes        ping
     2 entries were displayed.

Successful runs made with -verbose true will show the LIF used to Ping the nework address from.

     cluster1::> vserver check lif-multitenancy show-results -vserver vs0
                                        Network      Logical
     Vserver     Severity  Service      Address      Interface  Connected  Status
     ----------  --------  -----------  -----------  ---------  ---------- -------
     vs0
                 info      DNS          10.98.200.20
                                                     vs0_lif1   yes        ping
                 info      NIS domain   10.98.13.53  vs0_lif1   yes        ping
     2 entries were displayed.

Runs that fail display each failure that needs to be fixed.

     cluster1::> vserver check lif-multitenancy show-results -vserver vs0
                                        Network      Logical
     Vserver     Severity  Service      Address      Interface  Connected  Status
     ----------  --------  -----------  -----------  ---------  ---------- -------
     vs0
                 warning   -            -            vs0_lif1   -          operationally down
                 warning   -            -            vs0_lif2   -          operationally down
                 failure   DNS          10.98.200.20
                                                     -          no         cache
                 failure   NIS domain   10.98.13.53  -          no         cache
     4 entries were displayed.