This command displays active NETCONF SSH sessions.
The following is an example of NETCONF information.
Table 79 describes the NETCONF output fields.
Label | Description |
Administrative State | Enabled — Indicates that NETCONF is enabled. Disabled — Indicates that NETCONF is disabled. |
Operational State | Up — Indicates that NETCONF is operational. Down — Indicates that NETCONF is not operational. |
This command displays active NETCONF connections.
The following is an example of NETCONF connection information.
Table 80 describes the NETCONF connection output fields.
Label | Description |
Connection | The IP address of the connected routers (remote client). |
Username | The name of the user. |
Session ID | The NETCONF session ID. |
Status | Connected or not connected. |
Running Locked? | Yes — Indicates the <running> datastore is locked. No — Indicates the <running> datastore is not locked. |
Candidate Locked? | Yes — Indicates the <candidate> datastore is locked. No — Indicates the <candidate> datastore is not locked. |
Number of NETCONF sessions | Total NETCONF sessions |
This command displays NETCONF counters.
The following is an example of NETCONF counter information.
Table 81 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 |
This command enters the debug NETCONF context.
This command displays debug information for NETCONF sessions.
The following is an example of debug information for NETCONF sessions.