Traffic Line Interactive Mode Commands - HP P4535A - Web Cache Server Appliance Administrator's Manual

Appendix C
Command
traffic_line -B
traffic_line -b
traffic_line -T value

Traffic Line interactive mode commands

Use interactive mode to retrieve statistics and to configure the Traffic Server system.
To access interactive mode, enter
commands available in interactive mode.
NOTE
Command (name)
1 (monitor)
2 (configure)
3 (reread)
4 (shutdown)
5 (startup)
6 (bounce_local)
7 (bounce_cluster)
8 (restart _local)
9 (restart _cluster)
help
exit
.
traffic_line -i
If there is a number associated with a command, enter the number only at the prompt.
For example, to access Monitor mode, enter
Description
Displays the Monitor mode commands so that you can view Traffic Server
performance and network traffic statistics. Refer to
Displays the Configure mode commands so that you can configure the Traffic
Server system. Refer to
Re-reads the configuration files.
Some configuration changes require that you initiate a configuration re-
NOTE:
read for the changes to take effect.
Shuts down the Traffic Server.
Starts the Traffic Server.
Bounces the Traffic Server on the local node. Bouncing the Traffic Server shuts
down and immediately restarts the local node.
Bounces the Traffic Server cluster wide. Bouncing the Traffic Server cluster shuts
down and immediately restarts the Traffic Server node by node.
Restarts the
traffic_manager
Restarts the
traffic_manager
Displays a list of commands for the active level.
You can use the help command at any Traffic Line interactive level. Enter either
or at the prompt to open the command list.
help ?
Exits interactive mode.
Moves back to the previous command level.
Description
Bounces the Traffic Server cluster wide. Bouncing
the Traffic Server shuts down and immediately
restarts Traffic Server node by node.
Bounces the Traffic Server on the local node.
Bouncing the Traffic Server shuts down and
immediately restarts the Traffic Server node.
Sets the amount of time that Traffic Line waits to
receive a response to a command from the Traffic
Server. value specifies the time in seconds.
at the prompt. The following table describes the
at the prompt
1
Chapter 10‚ Configuring Traffic
process on the local node.
process on all the nodes in the cluster.
Traffic Line Commands
Chapter 9‚ Monitoring Traffic.
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