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Shows HTL information for all clients, unless a specific client is named, in which case HTL information for the named client, only, is shown. he following information is displayed:
| HTL Grace Period | The system-level provisionable grace period, in seconds, as set with the htl set graceperiod command. |
| Default OTT Expiry | The system-level provisionable default OTT expiry period, in seconds, as set with the htl set defaultottexpiry command. |
| Client name | The client name, as set with the client register command. |
| HTL Status |
Can be one of the following: •Up - the HTL link is up and operational. •Grace Period - the HTL link is down but the connection is still in the grace period for re-establishment without a new OTT. •Unknown - couldn't determine the HTL state (probably the HTL server is down). •Down - any other case, including an HTL link that's in the negotiation phase. |
| OTT Status |
Can be one of the following: •Ready for d/l - the OTT file is available for download by the admin or operator users (currently available via scp only) •In use - there is an OTT file for this user in the HTL directory, which implies that it's being used by HTL at the moment •No file - there's no OTT file for this user on the system |
| OTT Expiry Time | Shows the provisioned OTT expiry time in seconds. If a user doesn't have a specifically provisioned OTT expiry time, it will show the system default with "(default") after it. |
htl show [-client <clientname>]
| Parameter | Shortcut | Description |
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| -client | -c |
Specifies the client for which you want to show HTL configuration information. This is the client name provided when you registered the client using the client register command. |
lunash:> htl show
HTL Grace period : 30 seconds
Default OTT expiry : 30 seconds
Client Name HTL Status OTT Status OTT Expiry Time
localhost Up In use 30 (default)
myclient Down No file 60
Command Result : 0 (Success)