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Bug ID 4494577
Synopsis ipmp is opaque - there's no way to get current status
State 10-Fix Delivered (Fix available in build)
Category:Subcategory network:ipmp
Keywords clearview
Responsible Engineer Peter Memishian
Reported Against 5.8 , s81_44
Duplicate Of
Introduced In
Commit to Fix snv_107
Fixed In snv_107
Release Fixed solaris_nevada(snv_107)
Related Bugs 6240592 , 4834181 , 6783149 , 6783150
Submit Date 21-August-2001
Last Update Date 28-January-2009
Description 
I need to get status and statistics from IPMP.  Specifically, I need to know:

    * What is the current failure detection time for interface x?
    * What host(s) is/are interface x using for ping targets?  How long 
      has it been the target?  What is the average ping time?

There are a whole bunch of "why is it doing this" questions that just can't be answered without a lot of pain at the current time.

I need this information as an administrator - not as a developer.  That is, as an administrator, I should be able to run a command that provides this information.  I shouldn't have to write a C program to do it.
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