Command in ASA to find out what type of server in a gateway 1

[OCsurfer]

Just wanted to double check. To find out what type of server i.e. S8300 is in a G450 the command line in ASA is "display media-gateway #" And if you don't see a server in the disp media that means there is no LSP correct?

 

[Sean655]

Correct, and an 8300 would only be in slot 1. You can also use "list surv" to see all of the survivable processors associated with your main CM.

 

[OCsurfer]

I'm curious to why the server type doesn't show up using the "list configuration media-gateway #" command.

 

[Sean655]

It does for me, it's under the "Code" header which is third from the left. Board type is ICC MM.

 

[AvayaTier3]

media-gateway type?
cm hardware platform and software version?

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[OCsurfer]

G450
CM 6.3 not sure of the platform. It says G3.

 

[AvayaTier3]

from s8300 LSP linux bash command line:
grep ServerType /etc/opt/ecs/ecs.conf

from g450 command line:
show mg list
show mm

from CM Main SAT Command: prompt
list configuration board 2v1 (mg2 slot v1)


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