To find out if a Blueworx Voice Response system is configured as a client node, as a database server node, or as a stand-alone system, use the ssistatus command.
The ssistatus command is described in ssistatus command.
When you run the ssistatus command on a server node, you get results like this:
ssistatus: Querying configuration ..
ssistatus: cleese.mydomain.com is a database server for clients:
HOSTNAME
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savana.mydomain.com
idle.mydomain.com
tarbuck.mydomain.com
sp5tr1.mydomain.com
sp5tr2.mydomain.com
5 record(s) selected.
When you run the ssistatus command on a client node, you get results like this:
ssistatus: Querying configuration ..
ssistatus: idle.mydomain.com is a SSI client. Server details:
Node Directory
Number of entries in the directory = 1
Node 1 entry:
Node name = SSIV220
Comment =
Protocol = TCPIP
Hostname = cleeseatm.mydomain.com
Service name = 50100
When you run the ssistatus command on a stand-alone Blueworx Voice Response system, you get results like this:
ssistatus: Querying configuration ..
ssistatus: rum.mydomain.com is a Standalone system