Controlling The Auto Refresh Interval - Cisco CRS-1 - Carrier Routing System Router Administration Manual

Chapter 8 Managing the Cisco CRS System
Step 3
Status Message Description
Initializing The subsystem is in the process of initializing itself.
Shutting Down The subsystem is in the process of shutting down.
Note
Shutdown The subsystem has completed the process of shutting down.
In Service The subsystem initialized successfully and is serving with full functionality.
Partial Service The subsystem detected at least one error during initialization and is serving with
reduced functionality.
Out of Service The subsystem failed to initialize or is not ready to serve for some other reason.
Step 4

Controlling the Auto Refresh Interval

Step 1
Move the cursor over the status icon next to the service name you want to monitor.
One of messages listed in the following table appears to display the current
service status:
Completion of a subsystem shutdown varies from subsystem to
subsystem. While the Shutting Down state may be too quick to register
for some subsystems, other subsystems may be in the Shutting Down
state for a prolonged period of time.
To obtain more information about a server, click the icons in the Info column:
• Logs icon. Accesses the Server Traces summary page.
Details icon. Accesses property information about the server.
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When you start or stop a service, the CRS system refreshes the information in the
Status area at regular intervals so you can monitor the status of the system or
subsystems across the cluster.
To configure the auto-refresh setting perform the following steps.
Procedure
From the CRS Administration menu bar, choose System > Control Center.
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