Avaya Media Processing Server Series System (Software Release 2.1) Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 80)

Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual

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You can use a console option to enable displaying the year in the timestamps of

entries made to the srp.log and srp_state.log files. To add the year, do one

of the following:

• Add the following entry to the $MPSHOME/common/etc/srp.cfg file:

showYearInTimestamp=on.

• Issue the following command at a vsh prompt:

vsh {1} -> srp -showYearInTimestamp=on

If you want to disable displaying the year in the timestamp, issue the following

command:

vsh {2} -> srp -showYearInTimestamp=off

To see a full list of options available to SRP, enter srp -options at a vsh

command line.

Because unrecognized names are compared to the MPS and process names in the

vos.cfg, ase.cfg, and gen.cfg files, SRP substitutes known values from the

current vsh component. For example, if vsh is logged on to the common component

on tms2639, the command srp gen.0 -status is the same as the command

srp gen#common.0/tms2639 -status: thus, the former can be used as a

shorthand version of SRP commands.

Examples: srp vos#mps1 -kill

Forcibly terminates all VOS processes on MPS number 1.

srp vos#mps1 -status ase#mps2 -gstatus

Sends the status command to the VOS software process group on

MPS number 1 and the group status (gstatus) command to the ASE

process group on MPS number 2. (See SRP Status on page 81 for sample

output from the status commands.)

srp app -killLine=111

Stops then restarts the application assigned to line 111 of the MPS

associated with the VSH command line.

srp obj -arg[=val] [obj -arg[=val] [obj ...]]

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