Testing network performance between the primary and secondary systems

Learn how to check the network diagnostics with the apdr diag --network command.

1. After configuring the primary and secondary systems, run the command:

   apdr diag {--network | -n}

   Example:

   [apuser@node0101 root]$ apdr diag -n
   Checking network statistics between both the systems
   Getting APDR status
   Successfully submitted a network diagnostics job 
   The id of the job is: 1
   You can use 'apdr diag --network --status 1' to see the status of this job

2. Monitor the job status with the apdr diag --network --status command.
   Use the job ID provided in the command output of the apdr diag -n command.

   apdr diag --network --status 1

   While the network job is completing, the output of the apdr diag --network --status command contains the following:

   [apuser@node0101 root]# apdr diag --network --status 1
   Checking status of network job. 
   Operation is in progress. Check again later. 

   Once the network jon is completed, the output of the apdr diag --network --status command is:

   [apuser@node0101 root]$ apdr diag --network --status 1
   Checking status of network job. 
   STATUS : SUCCEEDED
   
   
   +-------------------------+----------------------+---------------------+-----------------+
   | Route                   |  Bandwidth (gbps)    |   Retransmissions   |   Latency (s)   |
   |-------------------------+----------------------+---------------------+-----------------|
   | primary to secondary    |        10.82         |         3252        |       1318      |
   | secondary to primary    |        10.84         |         2969        |       1144      |
   +-------------------------+-----------------------+--------------------+-----------------+