Terminal (Program Port/Telnet) Commands
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Terminal Commands (Cont.)
Command
Description
SHOW MAX BUFFERS
Displays a list of various message queues and the maximum number of message buffers that were
ever present on the queue.
Example:
show max buffers
Thread TX RX
----------- ---- ----
Axlink 1
UDP 1
IPCon Mgr 0 (Total for TCP Connections TX=0)
Con Manager 8
Interpreter 17
Device Mgr 8
Diag Mgr 1
Msg Dispatch 0
Cfg Mgr 0
Route Mgr 0
Notify Mgr 0
---- ---- ----
Total 2 34 GrandTotal 36
SHOW MEM
Displays the memory usage for all memory types.
SHOW NOTIFY
Displays the Notify Device List (Master-Master). This is a list of devices (up to 1000) that other
systems have requested input from and the types of information needed.
NOTE:
The local system number is 1061.
Example:
>SHOW NOTIFY
Device Notification List of devices requested by other Systems
Device:Port System Needs
------------------------------------------------------
00128:00001 00108 Channels Commands Strings Levels
33000:00001 00108 Channels Commands
SHOW REMOTE
Displays the Remote Device List (Master-Master). This is a list of the devices this system requires
input from and the types of information needed. If when a NetLinx Master connects to another
NetLinx Master, the newly connecting system has a device that the local system desires input from;
the new system is told what information is desired from what device.
NOTE:
The local system number is 1062.
Example:
>SHOW REMOTE
Device List of Remote Devices requested by this System
Device Port System Needs
------------------------------------------------------
00001 00001 00001 Channels Commands
00002 00001 00001 Channels Commands
33000 00001 00001 Channels Commands
00128 00001 00108 Channels Commands Strings Levels
33000 00001 00108 Channels Commands
SHOW ROUTE
Displays information about how this NetLinx Master is connected to other NetLinx Masters (routing
information).
E
xample:
>SHOW ROUTE
Route Data:
System Route Metric PhyAddress
--------------------------------
-> 50 50 0 AxLink
SHOW START LOG <START>
Displays the startup log (see
START LOG
below).
<START> specifies the message to begin the display.
'ALL' will display all startup log messages.
NOTE:
This command is identical in implementation to the SHOW LOG command (see
page 117), except that it executes the startup log.
