server ping
Checks whether a server is receiving client requests. The syntax is:
server ping server_name_list [-timeout timeout_method]
Options
-timeout timeout_method Specifies the timeout method to use during communication with the server. Legal values are: min (the default), max
or default.
Description The server ping operation queries a server to see whether it is receiving requests. This operation communicates directly with the server. The
server_name_list argument is a list that identifies the servers to ping.
The -timeout option controls the communication timeout used in contacting the server being pinged. Use min for speed, max for accuracy, and default for a
compromise between speed and accuracy.
This operation returns a list of values, one for each server specified in the argument, in the same order. The values are 1 if the server is listening for RPC requests, 0 if not.
Each argument can be in one of the following formats:
· The name of a server entry in the namespace to be imported from. For example:
/.../brain_cell/hosts/wardr/event_server
· A string binding with an object UUID specified. For example:
{00337ea9-d979-1dd8-923f-0000c08adf56 ncacn_ip_tcp 15.121.12.72}
· A string binding with an endpoint specified. For example:
{ncacn_ip_tcp 15.121.12.72 1075}
· An interface ID followed by a hostname, separated by commas. For example:
{4885772c-c6d3-11ca-84c6-08002bic8fif,oddball}
· An interface ID followed by an object UUID and a hostname, separated by commas. For example:
{4885772c-c6d3-11ca-84c6-08002bic8fif, 019ee420-682d-1109-a607-08002bodea7a, oddball}
Privileges Required Often, no special privileges are required, but can vary depending on the individual server.
Examples
dcecp> server ping /.../brain_cell/hosts/wardr/event_server 1 dcecp>
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