JUNOSe 9.1.x Broadband Access Configuration Guide > Monitoring Service Manager > Monitoring Service Definitions

Monitoring Service Definitions

Purpose

Display information about the service definitions configured on your router.

Action

To display information for the particular service definition, specify the name of a service definition macro file, including the .mac extension:

host1#show service-management service-definition tiered.mac

tiered.mac - WED DEC 14 14:41:20 2005

 Installed: True

 Service: tiered(inputbw, outputbw)

 Reference Count: 0

To display summary information for all service definitions:

host1#show service-management service-definition brief

                       Service Definitions

                       -------------------

                                                     Reference

 Filename             Service            Installed     Count

----------   -------------------------   ---------   ---------

video.mac    video(inputbw, outputbw)    True        0

tiered.mac   tiered(inputbw, outputbw)   True        0

 Filename           Timestamp

----------   ------------------------

video.mac    TUE NOV 15 15:22:00 2005

tiered.mac   WED DEC 14 14:41:20 2005

Meaning

Table 152 lists the show service-management service-definition command output fields.

Table 152: show service-management service-definition Output Fields 

Field Name	Field Description
Filename	Name of the service definition macro file
Service	Name of the service, with the parameter specifications in parentheses
Installed	Status of definition: True—installed False—not installed
Reference Count	Number of times the service definition has been used to instantiate a unique service instance (which identifies the policy, QoS, and profile objects for a service). For example, if one service session—such as, tiered(40000,40000)—is activated by multiple subscribers, the reference count is 1. However, if one subscriber activates tiered(40000,40000) and another subscriber activates tiered(75000,75000)—the reference count is 2.
Timestamp	Day, date, and time the service definition was copied to NVS.

Related Topics

• show service-management service-definition command