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shoin
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

SAS 9.4 TS1M6, Non-distributed VA on Linux.

 

Q: How do I find LASR Server status via command line?  I looked in the admin guides and Google but nothing specific.

 

Note: This is outside of going to Hub or using PROC HTTP.

 

Thank you in advance,

 

S

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gwootton
SAS Super FREQ

What about checking if the ports are listening?

 

[sas@host~]$ for p in 10011 10031; do nc -z -w1 $HOSTNAME $p && echo "LASR up on port $p" || echo "LASR down on port $p"; done
LASR down on port 10011
LASR down on port 10031
[sas@host ~]$

[sas@host~]$ for p in 10011 10031; do nc -z -w1 $HOSTNAME $p && echo "LASR up on port $p" || echo "LASR down on port $p"; done
LASR up on port 10011
LASR up on port 10031
[sas@host~]$
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Greg Wootton | Principal Systems Technical Support Engineer
alexal
SAS Employee

Sure, you can check whether the port is in use, however that doesn't mean the server is up and responding. For non-distributed LASR server the best way to check whether the server is up and responding is to write a wrapper script that starts Base SAS and connects to the LASR server using the SASIOLA engine. 

 

LIBNAME LASR SASIOLA  TAG=<YOUR_TAG>  PORT=<YOUR_PORT> SIGNER="https://<YOUR_MIDDLE_TIER_URL>/SASLASRAuthorization"  HOST="<YOUR_LASR_HOST>" ;
LIBNAME LASR clear;

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