show diameter peer

Peer

Name of the peer.

Instance

Name of the Diameter instance in which the peer is configured.

State

State of the peer:

• Bad-Config—Misconfiguration.

• Bad-Remote—Remote side does not conform to one of the decisions or is sending malformed messages.

• Closed—Normal disconnect due to a request from the remote site or due to excessive watchdog timeouts.

• Destructing—Peer to be deleted on the next timer tick; until then, it performs no actions.

• Disabled—Peer is administratively disabled.

• Internal-error—Internal error has been detected and the peer is in the process of restarting.

• No-Activation—Peer is not used by any Diameter network element.

• Rejected—Connection was rejected by remote side of the connection.

• Reopen–Connection has been unexpectedly closed and Diameter is attempting to reopen the connection.

• Suspended—All other reasons to be suspended.

NE-Count

Number of network elements associated with the peer.

Activated Count

Activation status of the peer:

• 1—Peer is activated.

• 0—Peer is not activated.

Primary Count

Status of the peer, primary (1) or secondary (0).

Secondary Count

Secondary (0) versus Primary (1) status of the peer.

Peer name

Name of the peer.

NEs

Number of network elements associated with the peer.

Vrf

Logical system:routing instance of the configuration.

Remote address

Remote IP address of the peer.

Remote port

Remote port on the peer on which the connection is made.

Remote end origin realm

Name of the realm of the Diameter node that originates messages to the peer.

Remote end origin host

Name of the host of the Diameter node that originates messages to the peer.

Local address

Local IP address on the Diameter origin node.

Local port

Local port on the Diameter origin node.

Local transport

Number of transports configured.

Time since last enable

Period since peer was enabled in hh:mm.ss format.

In state time

Period that peer has been in present state in hh:mm.ss format.

Remaining in state time

Period that peer will remain in present state in hh:mm.ss format.

Missing wd events

Number of missed watchdog events.

Tx queue length

Number of messages in the transmit queue.

Answer waiting count

Number of answers on which the peer is waiting.

Time since last rx

Number of milliseconds since the last message was received by the peer.

Time until wd timeout

Time remaining until next watchdog event.

Operation timeout

Watchdog timeout period.

Suspended timeout base

Base timeout period in suspended states (suspended, rejected, bad-remonte, bad-config). This timeout doubles after each consecutive suspension, until the maximum value of 600 seconds is reached.

Closed timeout

Timeout period in normal closed state, such as when an external peer requested a disconnect.

Connection timeout

Timeout period for establishing a connection.

Waiting origin state id

Whether the peer is waiting for the Origin-State-Id AVP, yes or no.