show diameter
Syntax
show diameter<brief | detail | summary>
Description
Display information about the Diameter node.
Options
| brief | detail | summary | (Optional) Display the specified level of output. The |
Required Privilege Level
view
Output Fields
Table 1 lists the output fields for the show diameter command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.
Field Name |
Field Description |
Level of Output |
|---|---|---|
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ID number of the Diameter process. |
All levels |
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Number of functions associated with Diameter. |
All levels |
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Number of functions with active Diameter connections. |
All levels |
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Number of configured Diameter instances. |
All levels |
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Number of configured Diameter network elements. |
All levels |
|
Number of Diameter network elements with active connections. |
All levels |
|
Number of Diameter peer nodes. |
All levels |
|
Number of Diameter peers with active connections. |
All levels |
|
Number of peers in the open state, without active network element connections but available for a connection. |
All levels |
|
Number of transports configured. |
All levels |
|
Number of requests waiting to be sent to the Diameter peers. |
All levels |
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Number of replies waiting to be sent to the Diameter peers. |
All levels |
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Number of replies expected to be received from the Diameter peers. |
All levels |
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Number of requests waiting to be sent to the functions associated with Diameter. |
All levels |
|
Number of replies waiting to be sent to the functions associated with Diameter. |
All levels |
|
Number of replies expected to be received from the functions associated with Diameter. |
All levels |
|
Amount of memory consumed by network transmit queues. |
All levels |
|
Amount of memory consumed by function transmit queues. |
All levels |
|
Value of the Origin-State-ID AVP. |
All levels |
|
Name of the function for which information is displayed. |
|
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State of the Diameter connection with the function: |
|
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Percent of upstream traffic used for this function. |
|
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Percent of downstream traffic used for this function. |
|
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Percent of network transmission buffer used for this function. |
|
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Percent of function transmission buffer used for this function. |
|
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Number of destinations that have this function associated with their routes. |
|
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Name of the Diameter instance. |
|
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Value of Origin-Realm attribute-value pair (AVP). |
|
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Value of Origin-Host AVP. |
|
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Number of configured network elements. |
|
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Number of network elements with active Diameter connections. |
|
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Name of the Diameter network element. |
|
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Name of the Diameter instance in which the network element is configured. |
|
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State of the network element:
|
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Primary peer for the network element, based on the configured peer priority. |
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Secondary peer for the network element, based on the configured peer priority. |
|
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Name of the peer. |
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Name of the Diameter instance in which the peer is configured. |
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State of the peer:
|
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Number of network elements associated with the peer. |
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Activation status of the peer:
|
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Status of the peer: primary ( |
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Status of the peer: secondary ( |
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Name of the Diameter route. |
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Name of the Diameter network element in which the route is configured |
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Name of the Diameter instance in which the route is configured. |
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Determination of whether the route is valid: |
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State of the route: |
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Sample Output
show diameter brief
user@host> show diameter brief
Diameter node:
Diameter process id : 1446
Functions : 4
Connected functions : 2
Instances : 1
Network elements(NEs) : 1
Connected NEs : 0
Peers : 2
Activated peers : 1
Open peers : 0
Transports : 1
Requests queued for network transmit : 0
Answers queued for network transmit : 0
Expected answers from network : 0
Requests queued for function transmit : 0
Answers queued for function transmit : 0
Expected answers from functions : 0
Memory used by network transmit queues : 0
Memory used by function transmit queues : 0
Origin-state-id : 0
Diameter function list:
Upstream Downstream Net Queue Func Queue
Transaction Transaction Buffer Buffer Routed
Utilization Utilization Utilization Utilization Dests
Function State % % % %
charging- Disconnec 0 0 0 0 0
gx-plus Connected 0 0 0 0 1
jsrc Connected 0 0 0 0 0
packet-tr Disconnec 0 0 0 0 0
Diameter instances:
Name Origin-Realm Origin-Host NE-Total NE-Connected
master orrr ohhh 1 0
Diameter network-elements:
Primary Secondary
Name Instance State Peer Peer
n0 master Connecting <NONE> <NONE>
Diameter peer list:
Activated Primary Secondary
Peer Instance State NE-Count Count Count Count
p0 master Suspended 1 1 0 0
p100 master No-Activation 0 0 0 0show diameter detail
user@host> show diameter detail ... Diameter routes: Route NE Instance Valid Up dne-route1 dne1 master yes no
show diameter summary
user@host> show diameter summary Diameter node: Diameter process id : 1446 Functions : 4 Connected functions : 2 Instances : 1 Network elements(NEs) : 1 Connected NEs : 0 Peers : 2 Activated peers : 1 Open peers : 0 Transports : 1 Requests queued for network transmit : 0 Answers queued for network transmit : 0 Expected answers from network : 0 Requests queued for function transmit : 0 Answers queued for function transmit : 0 Expected answers from functions : 0 Memory used by network transmit queues : 0 Memory used by function transmit queues : 0 Origin-state-id : 0
Release Information
Command introduced in Junos OS Release 9.6.