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Learn how to install, configure, and operate the Vyatta Network Operating System (Vyatta NOS) and Orchestrator, which help drive our virtual networking and physical platforms portfolio.

show config-sync status

Provides details of the last commit to the standby system.

show config-sync status [ addr [ detail ] ]
addr
The IP address of the standby system.
detail
Provides detailed information.

Operational mode

Use this command to display the commit status of the standby system. The status includes any errors and where they occurred in the synchronization process, the reason for the errors, and the software versions of the local and remote systems.

The following example shows how to display the status of configuration synchronization.

vyatta@R1> show config-sync status
remote-router:  192.168.0.200
  version:              999.larkspurse.08101304
  sync-map:             MAP1
  last sync:            good
  last sync time:       Thu Aug 12 18:18:14 2010
  in-sync?:             yes
  access-status:        connected

The following example shows how to display the detailed status of configuration synchronization.

vyatta@R1> show config-sync status 192.168.0.200 detail
remote-router:  192.168.0.200
  version:              999.larkspurse.08101304
  sync-map:             MAP1
  last sync:            good
  last sync time:       Thu Aug 12 18:18:14 2010
  in-sync?:             yes
  access-status:        connected

remote configuration:
   cluster {
     dead-inteval 2000
     group MAIN {
        auto-fallback true
        monitor 172.16.0.131
        monitor 12.34.56.133
        primary R1
        secondary R2
        service 12.34.56.100/24/dp0p1p1
        service 172.16.0.100/24/dp0p1p3
     }
     interface dp0p1p2
     keepalive-interval 500
     monitor-dead-interval 2000
     pre-shared-secret testing
  }
  firewall {
     name internet_to_protected {
        default_action drop
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