Media Server 26.2
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# GetStatus

Returns the following details about the Media Server:

- statistics about running requests (sessions)
- product name
- version number
- build number
- the ACI port
- the service port
- the modules that have been enabled
- the installation directory
- the number of ACI threads
- the special instruction sets supported by the CPU

NOTE: If Media Server is processing video, this action will take at least a second to complete.

## Parameters

Parameter | Description | Required
--- | --- | ---
CheckResources | Instructs Media Server to check the availability of resources. | No
ShowTracksStatistics | A Boolean value that specifies whether to expand the statistics for a session by showing statistics for each track. | No

## Example

    /action=GetStatus

## Response

The following is a sample response from the `GetStatus` action:

    <action>GETSTATUS</action>
    <response>SUCCESS</response>
       <responsedata>
          <statistics>
             <channelsAllocated visual="1" surveillance="0" audio="1" videoManagement="1"/>
             <channelsAvailable visual="1" surveillance="0" audio="1" videoManagement="1"/>
             <sessionStatistics token="...">
                <processingSeconds>3</processingSeconds>
                <recordCount>3410</recordCount>
                <channelsUsage visual="1" surveillance="0" audio="0"/>
             </sessionStatistics>
          </statistics>
          <product>MediaServer</product>
          <version>12.9.0</version>
          <build>1234567</build>
          <aciport>14000</aciport>
          <serviceport>14001</serviceport>
          <enabledModules>audiomatch ocr speakerid speechtotext</enabledModules>
          <directory>C:\MediaServer</directory>
          <acithreads>4</acithreads>
          <cpuinstructionsets>SSE3 SSE4</cpuinstructionsets>
       </responsedata>
    </autnresponse>

To enable or disable modules, use the Enable parameter.

The `cpuinstructionsets` element lists the special instruction sets that are supported by your CPU. Possible values include SSE3, SSE4, AVX, FMA, and AVX2. Media Server can use these instruction sets to improve performance, if they are present.

If you set the action parameter `CheckResources`, Media Server checks and returns the availability of resources. For example, if you set `CheckResources=IdolServer`:

    <responsedata>
       <resources>
          <server type="Idol" configValue="localhost:9000/News" available="yes">
             <status>
                <product>IDOL Server</product>
                <version>12.8.1</version>
                ...
             </status>
          </server>
       </resources>
       ...
    </responsedata>

The `gpudeviceid` element is present if you have set the GPUDeviceID parameter in the `[Server]` section of the configuration file, and reports the device ID of your chosen default GPU. For information about how to use a GPU, see GPU acceleration.

    <gpudeviceid>1</gpudeviceid>

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Product: Knowledge Discovery Media Server 26.2

Topic Title: GetStatus