RSTAT(1M)							     RSTAT(1M)

NAME    [Toc]    [Back]

     rstat - show resource reservation status

SYNOPSIS    [Toc]    [Back]

     rstat [ -fpn ] [ -h node_name ]

DESCRIPTION    [Toc]    [Back]

     Rstat displays the	RSVP reservation state on the local system or on any
     specific remote node.

     In	default	operation, rstat displays reservation state for	each interface
     and each session (destination address and port) for which there is	a
     reservation.  Each	line contains the interface name, the style, the
     session address and port, the filter spec selecting sender(s), and	the
     next hop address.	If there is path state but no reservation, rstat
     simply lists the session with the notation	"(no resv)".  Additional
     information can be	displayed, under control of the	options.

     If	there is no RSVP daemon	on this	node or	if the daemon is earlier than
     Release 3.1, rstat	will time out after 5 seconds.

OPTIONS    [Toc]    [Back]

     -f	  Display the flowspec for each	reservation, in	the line following the
	  standard line.

     -n	  Display all IP addresses in numeric (i.e., dotted-decimal) form, do
	  not try to convert them to DNS names.

     -p	  Display path state for each session, following the corresponding
	  reservation state.  There will be one	line for each sender,
	  containing the session address and port, the sender template,	and
	  the previous hop address.  If	the f flag is also present, there will
	  be second line for each sender containing the	sender tspec.

     -h	  Return the reservation status	from the node named node_name, instead
	  of the local node.

SEE ALSO    [Toc]    [Back]

     rsvpd(1m),	rtap(1m), rsvpeep(1m), rsvpfilter(1m), psifconfig(1m)


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