get servers

Returns the status for each of the servers that are monitored by the RMS, followed by the status of the RMS environment. The RMS status is a roll-up of the monitored servers, and shows the lowest status reported; for example, if the status of any server in the list is not “UP”, then the status for the RMS is reported as “SUSPECT”.

Syntax

get servers [[for group group_name] | [{ASA | ASE | DirectConnect | IQ |
Replication Agent | MRA | Replication Server | RMS | Open Server |
[server_name,]…}]]

Parameters

ASA, ASE, DirectConnect, IQ, Replication Agent, MRA, Replication Server, RMS, Open Server – Returns only the specified type of server monitored by the RMS. For example, returns all Replication Servers monitored by the RMS.
group_name – Specifies a group for which servers are returned.
server_name – Specifies a specific server or list of servers to return. If the server is not monitored by the RMS, an empty result set is returned.

Examples

Example 1 – Returns the status for all servers monitored by the RMS, followed by the status for the RMS environment:
```
get servers
```
Example 2 – Returns a list of all Adaptive Server Enterprise servers monitored by the RMS:
```
get servers ASE
```
Example 3 – Returns a list that contains the information for the servers INVENTORY_RS and INVENTORY_PDS”
```
get servers INVENTORY_RS, INVENTORY_PDS
```

Usage

Servers monitored by a remote RMS are also returned by this command.

Column Descriptions for get servers
Column	Description
`Name`	The server name.
`Type`	The server type (Replication Server, Adaptive Server Enterprise, Replication Agent, and so forth).
`Last Monitored`	A timestamp indicating that last time the server was monitored by the RMS. The timestamp is in the format `MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS`.
`Version String`	The complete version string of the server.
`State Constant`	The integer constant that defines the state of the server. See RMS Server and Component States for server state information.
`State`	The description that defines the state of the server. This is a string representation of the state constant.
`Description`	A string that describes the state of the server.
`More Descriptions`	Indicates whether additional information is available. If true, then the status of the server contains multiple descriptions. Use the get status descriptions command to retrieve a list of all descriptions for the server.