ssostatus
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Format
ssostatus [daemon-process-name...]
Function
The ssostatus command displays the status of a SSO daemon process. If you specify one or more daemon process names as an argument and execute the ssostatus command, the statuses of the specified daemon processes are output. If you do not specify a daemon process name, the statuses of all the daemon processes defined in the SSO startup definition file are output.
Table 5-3 describes the output contents of the ssostatus command. Additionally, Table 5-4 lists the statuses of a daemon process.
For details about the status transition of a daemon process, see D. Daemon Process Status Transitions.
Item |
Description |
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Name |
Daemon process name |
PID |
Process ID of daemon process |
State |
Daemon process status |
Status |
Description |
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RUNNING |
The daemon process is running. |
NOT_RUNNING |
The daemon process is stopped. |
PAUSING |
The daemon process is interrupted. |
SUSPENDING |
The daemon process has stopped temporarily. |
DEGENERATING |
The daemon process is performing a degeneration operation. |
RUNNING* |
Shown during the processing of starting, resuming, restarting, or normal operation of the daemon process. |
NOT_RUNNING* |
Shown during the processing of stopping of the daemon process. |
PAUSING* |
Shown during the processing of interruption of the daemon process. |
SUSPENDING* |
Shown during the processing of temporarily stopping the daemon process. |
DEGENERATING* |
Shown during the processing of a degeneration operation of the daemon process |
Option
daemon-process-name...
The following are the specifiable daemon process names:
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ssocolmng (resource collection management daemon process)
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ssocollectd (resource collection daemon process)
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ssoapmon (process and service monitoring daemon process)
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ssorptd (report creation daemon process)
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ssoconsoled (SSO console daemon process)
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ssotrapd (SNMP trap receiving daemon process)
Return values
0 |
Normal termination |
-1 |
Execution error such as incorrect arguments |
-3 |
The ssospmd daemon process is not running. |
Note
The statuses of the cjstartweb and httpsd processes are not output. You can check the statuses of those processes in the list of processes of the task manager in Windows, or by the ps command in Linux.