Tip

This is the documentation for the 20.08 version. Looking for the documentation of the latest version? Have a look here.

Starting TNSR

The services required by TNSR to run are enabled by the installer, and they will automatically start at boot time. There is no need to manually stop or start TNSR services during normal operation.

TNSR Service Relationships

TNSR requires the vpp, clixon-backend, and clixon-restconf services.

Note

TNSR may require additional services depending on features enabled by the TNSR configuration. These will be automatically managed as needed.

Manual TNSR Service Operations

Stop TNSR services:

$ sudo tnsrctl stop

Start TNSR services:

$ sudo tnsrctl start

Restarting TNSR services if they are already running:

$ sudo tnsrctl restart

View TNSR service status (can be run as any user):

$ tnsrctl status

These services are all daemons and not interactive. To configure TNSR, the administrator must initiate the TNSR CLI separately, as described in Entering the TNSR CLI.