Query Connection Details

Once an Onsite Proxy is installed and running, you can inspect it directly from the host’s command line. Two commands are available: one reports the proxy client’s live status, and the other lists the connection details it uses to reach your Cloud Voice PBX (Private Branch Exchange, the hosted phone system).

Check the client status

The status command reports the proxy’s health and how it is currently connected.

Before you begin

You have installed the Onsite Proxy and started its services.

Steps

Open a command line on the Onsite Proxy host.
Switch to the root user:
Terminal window
```
sudo -i
```
If you are prompted for a password, type your current user’s password and press Enter.
Query the status:
Terminal window
```
onsiteproxy-cli status
```
The output lists the proxy’s system resource usage, IP address, port, client version, and connection status.
Caution
A Tunnel Status of Abnormal means the proxy is still connected to the PBX, but resource usage has crossed one of these thresholds:
- CPU usage above 85%
- Memory usage above 85%
- Disk usage above 95%

Review the configured connection details

The connection-info command shows the settings the proxy uses to reach your Cloud Voice PBX.

Before you begin

You have configured the connection information on the Onsite Proxy.

Steps

Open a command line on the Onsite Proxy host.
Switch to the root user:
Terminal window
```
sudo -i
```
If you are prompted for a password, type your current user’s password and press Enter.
Display the connection details:
Terminal window
```
onsiteproxy-cli connectinfo
```
The output shows the connection information currently in effect.

These are the same values that were set when the proxy was installed or its connection was configured. Reviewing them is a quick way to confirm the proxy is pointed at the correct Cloud Voice PBX.