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X3200 User’s Guide 353
SNMP Shell Commands
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–
-c <stknumber>
: defines the ISDN stack (if several ISDN cards are
used).
–
-C
: tries to use compression.
–
-b <bits>
: use only <bits> bits for transmission (e.g. enter
-b 7
for
7-bit ASCII transmission).
–
isdn-number
: isdn number of the ISDN partner you want to log in to.
–
isdn-service
: the ISDN service you want to use (data, telephony,
fax g3, fax g4, btx).
–
layer1-protocol
: Possible values: v110_1200, v110_2400,
v110_4800, v110_9600, v110_19200, v110_38400, modem, dovb56k,
telephony.
debug
debug [show]|[[-q] all|acct|system|<subs> [<subs> ...]]
Is used to selectively display debugging information originating from one of
X3200 ’s subsystems.
–
show
: displays all possible subsystems that can be debugged.
–
-q
: do not print a timestamp before each debugging message.
–
all
: displays debugging information for all subsystems.
–
acct
: displays debugging information for the accounting subsystem.
–
system
: displays debugging information for all subsystems except the
accounting subsystem.
–
subs
: subsystem for which debugging information is to be displayed.
Several entries are possible (separated by a space).
ifconfig
ifconfig <interface> [destination <destaddrs>] [<address>]
[netmask <mask>] [up | down | dialup] [-] [metric <n>]
Assigns the IP address and the associated netmask to the interface
<inter-
face>
and configures the associated parameters. The routing table is changed
accordingly.
If you only enter
ifconfig <interface>
, the current interface parameters
are displayed.