SYNOPSIS
failstat [bhHTUV] [c community] [p port] [t timeout] [d facility]
[ hostname ]
DESCRIPTION
Failstat queries the faild(l) on a remote host and displays the state
of all services provided by that host. The hostname argument is only
necessary when querying a remote host, if not specfied, the local host
is assumed. However, failstat does not contact the loopback address
127.0.0.1, but rather the IP address the nodename of the current host
resolves to. It is possible that the node name does not resolve to an
address, in which case the hostname must be specified even when quering
faild on the local machine.
OPTIONS
ccommunity
set the community string to community. If the community does
not match a RO community as defined in failsh(l), access will be
denied.
dfacility
increase the debug level for facility facility. See failde
bug(l) for a list of available facilities.
h Suppress the header line to help in processing the output by
shell scripts.
H format the output in HTML.
T use TCP to connect to remote hosts.
ttimeout
set the remote call timeout to timeout seconds. Default is 10
seconds.
U use the UDP protocol to connect to remote hosts.
pport connect to port port on the remote host. If this argument is not
specified, the default of 1291 is used (or some other port as
may have been specified during the configuration step of the
failover installation).
V display failover version and exit.
VERSION
This page documents failstat as it appears in version 0.5.16 of the
failover utilities.
SEE ALSO
failc(1), faild(8), faildebug(8), faildump(1), failmon(1), failsh(8)
AUTHOR
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