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Process:	LastStateChange:	LastHeartBeat:
B rtr	OK MH 03/11 11:07:03 (6.2 day)	03/17 16:00:15 (27 sec)
B rts	OK MH 03/11 11:07:02 (6.2 day)	03/17 16:00:29 (13 sec)
B tsyr	OK 03/11 11:07:02 (6.2 day)

First some general information is displayed such as Router version and build date. Then some statistics are displayed:

	Current Time	This is Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Most telecommunications
		equipment use UTC time as a common time reference.
	Local Time	This is ICM local time, as determined by time zone setting on the
		Cisco ICM Call Router.
	Router Up	This is how long the Cisco ICM Call Router function has been up
		and running.
	Router Sync	This shows which side of the Cisco ICM call router last sent a state
		transfer to the other side.
	Within the Status Process output, LastStateChange contains these fields:
OK	Signifies that the process is running fine.
M	Signifies the Cisco proprietary Message Delivery Service (MDS) protocol is used to keep
	the process synchronized.
H	Signifies that the process sends and receives internal heartbeat messages using the MDS
	protocol.
Date	Current date.
Time	Current local time.
Up-Time	In parenthesis is length of time the process has been in current state.
LastHeartBeat	If the process participates in sending and receiving MDS heartbeats, this value is the
	timestamp of the last heartbeat that was sent/received by the process.

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