Use the lssrc command to display the status of a System Resource Controller (SRC) resource such as a subsystem, a group of subsystems, or a subserver.
All subsystems can return a short status report that includes which group the subsystem belongs to, whether the subsystem is active, and what its process ID (PID) is. If a subsystem does not use the signals communication method, it can be programmed to return a long status report containing additional status information.
The lssrc command provides flags and parameters for specifying the subsystem by name or PID, for listing all subsystems, for requesting a short or long status report, and for requesting the status of SRC resources either locally or on remote hosts.
| Displaying the Status of Subsystems Tasks | ||
|---|---|---|
| Web-based System Manager: wsm
subsystems fast path (Subsystems application) -OR- | ||
| Task | SMIT Fast Path | Command or File |
| Display the status of a subsystem | smit qssys | lssrc -s SubsystemName |
| Display the status of all subsystems on a particular host | smit lsssys | lssrc -h HostName -a |