Check agent status
Run the portable first check:
cmdop statusThe status output distinguishes the local process from its connection to the selected relay and includes a reason when the machine is not connected. Follow the next step printed by the command.
Append a short log tail when the summary is not enough:
cmdop status --logs
cmdop status -lThe tail is off by default; for the full log use
cmdop logs.
Use --debug for technical details, or move to the full log view:
cmdop status --debug
cmdop logs -fCommon recovery actions are to start a stopped agent, verify the selected relay is reachable, or re-join when the relay rejects the saved credential.
How to read the result
Read status in two layers. The process layer answers whether the local agent is running. The connection layer answers whether that agent can reach the selected relay and authenticate with its saved credential. A green process with a failed connection is usually a relay, network, or credential issue rather than a local startup issue.
Use cmdop status before changing configuration. It gives you a baseline, and
it often prints the next safe command to run.
Cmdop