Status
This document serves as a comprehensive guide to help you understand the output of MyTonCtrl's status
command.
TON network status
Network name
Possible values are: mainnet
, testnet
, and unknown
. However, the value unknown
should never be displayed.
Number of validators
There are two key values: one represented in green and the other in yellow. The green value indicates the number of online validators, while the yellow value represents the total number of validators.
Both values must be integers greater than 0. You can obtain the green value using the command getconfig 34
with MyTonCtrl. For more information, please check the relevant section here regarding parameters 32, 34, and 36.
Number of shardchains
This value must be an integer greater than 0 and is displayed in green.
Number of offers
- There are two values to note:
- Green: Represents the number of
new offers
. - Yellow: Represents the total number of
all offers
.
- Green: Represents the number of
Number of complaints
- Similarly, there are two values to consider:
- Green: Indicates the number of
new complaints
. - Yellow: Indicates the total number of
all complaints
.
- Green: Indicates the number of
Election status
The election status can be indicated with green text for open
or yellow text for closed
.
Local validator status
Validator index
The validator index should be greater than or equal to 0 (which is the case if the validator mode is active). If it meets this requirement, it should be displayed in green; otherwise, it should be red.
ADNL address of local validator
This section contains only the ADNL address.
Local validator wallet address
The wallet address used for staking must be a valid TON address.
Local validator wallet balance
This section shows the current balance of the wallet.
Load average
The load average
format is [int]: int, int, int
. The first integer represents the number of CPUs, while the subsequent integers indicate the system load average for the last 1, 5, and 15 minutes.
Network load average
This section also displays three integers, following the same logic as the load average
: it presents the system load average for the last 1, 5, and 15 minutes.