DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 7
Maintenance for R7r
555-230-126
Issue 4
June 1999
Maintenance Commands
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status spe
status spe [print]
The status spe command displays a page of output summarizing the condition of
the active and standby (if the system is duplicated) SPE(s) in the system. If the
SPEs are not duplicated, the fields in the standby SPE column will be blank.
Output
Duplicated?
This field specifies whether the system is a duplex SPE system ("yes" or
"no").
SPE
Selected:
If the system is a duplex SPE system, this field displays which SPE is
locked active by the position of the duplication interface circuit pack
Select-switches. If "spe a locked active" is displayed, then the SPE in
cabinet 1 and carrier A has been locked active (both duplication
interface circuit pack switches are switched left). If "spe b locked active"
is displayed, then the SPE in cabinet 1 and carrier B has been locked
active (both duplication interface circuit pack switches are switched
right). If "auto" is displayed, it means the switches are in any other
combination of positions besides both left or both right. If blanks are
displayed, the system is not a duplex SPE system (there are no
duplication interface boards).
Standby
Busied?
This field specifies whether the standby SPE is busied out ("yes" or "no").
Blanks are displayed if the system is not a duplex SPE system.
Standby
Refreshed?
This field specifies whether the standby SPE’s memory has been
completely refreshed ("yes" or "no"). Blanks are displayed if the system is
not a duplex SPE system.
Standby
Shadowing:
This field specifies whether the standby SPE’s memory is currently being
updated when changes are made to the active SPE’s memory ("on" or
"off"). Blanks are displayed if the system is not a duplex SPE system.
Standby
Handshake:
This field specifies whether the software running on the standby SPE’s
duplication interface board is communicating to the software on the
active SPE’s duplication interface board ("up" or "down"). Blanks are
displayed if the system is not a duplex SPE system.
