The onstat -g nif command prints statistics about the network interface. The output shows which sites are connected and provides a summary of the number of bytes sent and received by each site. This can help you determine that a site is in a hung state, if it is not sending or receiving bytes.
The -g nif option is used primarily as a debugging tool and by Technical Support.
The onstat -g nif command has the following formats:
onstat -g nif onstat -g nif modifier
The following table describes the values for modifier.
| Modifier | Action |
|---|---|
| all | Prints the sum and the sites |
| sites | Prints the NIF site context blocks |
| serverid | Prints information about the replication server whose groupID is serverID |
| sum | Prints the sum of the number of buffers sent and received for each site |
The following example shows output for the onstat -g nif command. In this example, the local server is connected to the server group g_bombay and its CDR ID is 200. The connection status is set to running. The server group g_bombay NIF version is 7. The local server has sent three messages to the server g_bombay and it has received two messages from g_bombay.
IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 10.00.UC1 -- On-Line -- Up 00:02:34 -- 28672 Kbytes
NIF anchor Block: af01610
nifGState RUN
RetryTimeout 300
CDR connections:
Id Name State Version Sent Received
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200 g_bombay RUN 7 3 2Home | [ Top of Page | Previous Page | Next Page | Contents | Index ]