ELSA LANCOM Business 6000, Manual

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Configuration and management
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Any appended parameters are processed from left to right. This means that
it is possible to call a parameter and then restrict it.
Examples
IP-masquerading Processes in the masquerading module
DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
D channel Trace on the D channel of the connected ISDN bus
This combination
command...
... brings up the following display for the trace:
All All trace outputs
Display Status and error outputs
Protocol ELSA and PPP outputs
TCP-IP IP-Rt., IP-RIP, ICMP and ARP outputs
IPX-SPX IPX-Rt., RIP, SAP, IPX-Wd., SPX-Wd., and NetBIOS outputs
Time Displays the system time in front of the actual trace output
Source Includes a display of the protocol that has initiated the output in
front of the trace
This code... ... in combination with the trace causes the following:
trace Displays all protocols that can generate outputs during the confi-
guration, and the status of each output (ON or OFF).
trace + all Switches on all trace outputs
trace + protocol dis-
play Switches on the output for all connection protocols together with
the status and error messages
trace + all - icmp Switches on all trace outputs with the exception of the ICMP pro-
tocol
trace ppp Displays the status of the PPP
trace # ipx-rt
display Toggles between the trace outputs for the IPX router and the dis-
play outputs
trace - time Switches off the system time output before the actual trace output
This parameter... ... brings up the following display for the trace: