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Related Documentation
Viewing Statistics for NIC Resolvers (SRC CLI)
Purpose
View statistics for NIC resolvers.
To interpret the statistics for NIC resolvers, make sure that you have a good understanding of the NIC resolutions process.
See NIC Resolution Process Overview.
Action
user@host> show nic statistics resolver Component Statistics Component Name /realms/login/A1 Number of Data Sources 0 Resolver Size 0
Component Statistics Component Name /realms/login/B1 Number of Data Sources 1 Resolver Size 0
Component Statistics Component Name /realms/login/C1 Number of Data Sources 1 Resolver Size 2140
Component Statistics Component Name /realms/login/D1 Number of Data Sources 2 Resolver Size 0
Meaning
Table 30 describes the output fields for the show nic statistics resolver command. Output fields are listed in the order in which they appear.
Table 30: Output Fields for show nic statistics resolver
Field Name | Field Description |
|---|---|
Component name | Name of a resolver. Resolver names have the format /realms/ realm-name/resolver name. |
Number of Data Sources | The number of sources from which the resolver obtains data. A data source can be an agent or another resolver. |
Resolver Size | The number of keys (or number of mappings) required to perform this resolution. |
Related Documentation
- Configuring the NIC (SRC CLI)
- Viewing Resolver Statistics (C-Web Interface)
- Viewing Resolvers (C-Web Interface)
- Viewing Statistics for the NIC Process (SRC CLI)
- Viewing Statistics for NIC Agents (SRC CLI)
