Juniper IGP - CONFIGURATION GUIDE V11.1.X, Configuration Manual

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Use to shut down the RTR, stop all probe operations, and clear the RTR
configuration for the given virtual router.
NOTE: We recommend that you use this command only in extremely serious
situations, such as problems with the configurations of a number of probe operations.
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Example
host1(config)# rtr reset
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Use the no version to negate the reset operation.
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See rtr reset
Monitoring RTR
You can monitor RTR by displaying status and configuration information.
show rtr application
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Use to display global information about RTR.
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Field descriptions
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numberOfEntries—Number of RTR entries according to type
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entriesEnabled—RTR entries with administrative status enabled
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entriesActive—RTR entries with operational status enabled
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Example
host1# show rtr application
numberOfEntries entriesEnabled entriesActive
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echo 1 1 1
pathEcho 1 1 1
total 2 2 2
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See show rtr application
show rtr collection-statistics
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Use to display statistical information for a particular probe operation or for all
operations.
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Field descriptions
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rtrIndex—Index number of the RTR probe
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operationsSent—Number of probe operations sent
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operationsRecvd—Number of probe operations received
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lastGoodResponse—Time when last valid probe operation was received
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Response Time Reporter
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