Technical Documentation

show services border-signaling-gateway status

Syntax

show services border-signaling-gateway status gateway gateway-name <backup | master>

Release Information

Command introduced in Junos OS Release 9.10.

Description

Displays status information for the master or backup BSG, B2BUA connection, and SIP stack connection.

Options

gateway-name

Name of the gateway for which status is displayed.

backup

(Optional) Show status information for the backup BSG.

master

(Optional) Show status information for the master BSG. If you do not specify the master or backup options, the master option is the default.

Required Privilege Level

view

List of Sample Output

show services border-signaling-gateway status
show services border-signaling-gateway status backup (primary as backup)

Output Fields

Table 1 lists the output fields for the show services border-signaling-gateway status command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.

Table 1: show services border-signaling-gateway status Output Fields

Field Name

Field Description

State

Redundancy state of the BSG being displayed. Possible values:

  • Master—The BSG is functioning as the master in a partnered pair.
  • Backup—The BSG is functioning as the backup in partnered.
  • Standalone—No backup is configured. The BSG is running in standalone mode.

The state displayed is backup only if you specified the backup option in the command.

Local

Information about the local BSG, initially configured as the Master in a partnered pair, including:

  • Interface—The name of the service interface for the BSG.
  • IP address—The IP address of the service interface for the BSG.
  • RMS role—The configured role of this BSG. Possible values:
    • Primary—The BSG is configured as primary.
    • Secondary—The BSG is configured as secondary.

Remote

Information about the remote BSG, initially configured as the Backup in a partnered pair, including:

  • Interface—The name of the interface for the BSG.
  • IP address—The IP address of the interface for the BSG.
  • RMS role—The configured role of this BSG. Possible values:
    • Primary—The BSG is configured as primary.
    • Primary—The BSG is configured as secondary.

B2BUA Connection

Information about the B2BUA connection, including:

  • Status—The connection status. Possible values:
    • Connected
    • Disconnected
  • TCP—Internal routing interface address.

SIP Stack

Information about the SIP stack connection, including:

  • Status—The connection status. Possible values:
    • Connected
    • Disconnected
  • TCP—Internal routing interface address.

Sample Output

show services border-signaling-gateway status

user@host> show services border-signaling-gateway status gateway bsg1
Redundancy information:
  State: Master
  Local:
    Interface name: ms-0/3/0
    IP address: 20.0.0.19
    RMS role: Primary
  Remote:
    Interface name: ms-1/3/0
    IP address: 20.0.0.35
    RMS role: Secondary
  B2BUA connection:
    Status: Connected
    tcp 20.0.0.19:32024 => 20.0.0.35:50783
  SIP stack connection:
    Status: Connected
    tcp 20.0.0.19:58875 => 20.0.0.35:16386

Sample Output

show services border-signaling-gateway status backup (primary as backup)

This example shows the primary RMS partner serving as the backup after a switchover.

user@host> show services border-signaling-gateway status gateway bsg1 backup
Redundancy information:
  State: Backup
  Local:
    Interface name: ms-0/3/0
    IP address: 20.0.0.19
    RMS role: Primary
  Remote:
    Interface name: ms-1/3/0
    IP address: 20.0.0.35
    RMS role: Secondary
  B2BUA connection:
    Status: Connected
    tcp 20.0.0.19:32024 => 20.0.0.35:50783
  SIP stack connection:
    Status: Connected
    tcp 20.0.0.19:58875 => 20.0.0.35:16386

Published: 2010-08-03

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