Command outputs shown in this section are examples only; actual displays may differ depending on supported functionality and user configuration.
This command displays NETCONF SSH sessions.
The following displays NETCONF information.
Table 78 describes the NETCONF output fields.
Label | Description |
Administrative State | Enabled — Displays that NETCONF is enabled. Disabled — Displays that NETCONF is disabled. |
Operational State | Up — Displays that NETCONF is operational. Down — Displays that NETCONF is not operational. |
Connection | The IP address of the connected router(s) (remote client). |
Username | The name of the user. |
Session ID | The NETCONF session ID. |
Status | Connected or not connected. |
Number of NETCONF sessions | Total NETCONF sessions |
Running Locked? | Yes — Displays that the <running> datastore is locked. No — Displays that the <running> datastore is not locked. |
Candidate Locked? | Yes — Displays that the <candidate> datastore is locked. No — Displays that the <candidate> datastore is not locked. |
This command displays NETCONF counters.
The following displays NETCONF counter information.
Table 79 describes the NETCONF counter output fields.
Label | Description |
RX Messages | Types and numbers of received messages |
RX Total | Total of all received messages |
TX Messages | Types and numbers of sent messages |
TX Total | Total of all sent messages |
failed edit-configs | Number of failed <edit-config> requests due to a lock (including implicit ones) being taken by other netconf sessions |
failed locks | Number of failed <lock> requests due to a lock (including implicit ones) being taken by other netconf sessions |
Command outputs shown in this section are examples only; actual displays may differ depending on supported functionality and user configuration.
This command enters the debug NETCONF context.
This command displays debug information for NETCONF sessions.
The following displays debug information for NETCONF sessions.