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How do I check whether the UltraPath takeover function is enabled on the host?

Created: Aug 21, 2020 13:21:38Latest reply: Aug 21, 2020 13:26:00 237 2 0 0 0
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Hi, team!

I have an issue about Huawei UItraPath, can you help me?

My issue is:

How do I check whether the UltraPath takeover function is enabled on the host?

Wait for your help! @olive.zhao @stephen.xu


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olive.zhao
Admin Created Aug 21, 2020 13:26:00

Hello, dear!

Have a nice day!

The check method is as follows:

Procedure

Step 1 Run the ps -ef | grep upservice | grep -v grep command.

Step 2 Check the command output to obtain the PID of the upservice process.

For details about a normal command output example, see. In the example, the PID of the upservice process is 30723.


linux:/ # ps -ef | grep upservice | grep -v grep
root 30723 1 0 05:30? 00:00:00 /UltraPath/install/otherTools/upservice

Step 3 Run the ps -T -p pid command. In the command, pid indicates the upservice process ID obtained in Step 2.

Step 4 Check the command output. If two upservice processes with the same PID but different SPIDs are displayed in the command output, the co-takeover check function has been enabled.

shows a normal command output example. In the example, there are two upservice processes whose PIDs are both 30723 and 30723 and SPIDs are 30777.


linux:/ # ps -T -p 30723
PID SPID TTY TIME CMD
30723 30723? 00:00:00 upservice
30723 30777? 00:00:00 upservice

Hope can help you!


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Hello, dear!

Have a nice day!

The check method is as follows:

Procedure

Step 1 Run the ps -ef | grep upservice | grep -v grep command.

Step 2 Check the command output to obtain the PID of the upservice process.

For details about a normal command output example, see. In the example, the PID of the upservice process is 30723.


linux:/ # ps -ef | grep upservice | grep -v grep
root 30723 1 0 05:30? 00:00:00 /UltraPath/install/otherTools/upservice

Step 3 Run the ps -T -p pid command. In the command, pid indicates the upservice process ID obtained in Step 2.

Step 4 Check the command output. If two upservice processes with the same PID but different SPIDs are displayed in the command output, the co-takeover check function has been enabled.

shows a normal command output example. In the example, there are two upservice processes whose PIDs are both 30723 and 30723 and SPIDs are 30777.


linux:/ # ps -T -p 30723
PID SPID TTY TIME CMD
30723 30723? 00:00:00 upservice
30723 30777? 00:00:00 upservice

Hope can help you!


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