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preceding key. If a key is not entered prior to the parameters, the status of that trace
function (ON or OFF) is output.
It should also be noted that the command line is processed from left to right. Therefore,
the trace output of a parameter can be activated and deactivated several times in one
line, because it is toggled from the input buffer while the token is being read (see also
examples).
In addition to activating online trace outputs, the preset output of the system time and
the protocol names may be activated or deactivated via the key words ”Time“ and
”Source“. Without these two displays every trace output is shortened to 21 characters.
Examples for control of trace outputs
The table below is intended to show some practical examples of how the command for
the trace outputs can be used:
Supported protocols and functions
The following symbolic names for protocol stacks are supported:
Input Effect
trace Output of all protocols that can be generated in the trace out-
puts configuration session, and the status of the outputs (ON,
OFF).
trace + all Activates all trace outputs in the current session.
trace + protocol display Activates all connection structural protocols and the display out-
puts.
trace + all - icmp Activates all trace outputs, but deactivates outputs from the
ICMP protocol.
trace ppp elsa Shows the status of the PPP and ELSA trace outputs.
trace # ipx-rt display Toggles the trace outputs of the IPX router and the display out-
puts.
trace - time Deactivates the operating time display before the actual output.
Status Display status messages via connections
Error Display error messages via connections
PPP Display PPP protocol negotiation
SCRPT Display script negotiation
IPX-Rt. Display IPX routing
RIP Display IPX routing information protocol
SAP Display IPX service advertising protocol
IPX-Wd. Display IPX watchdog spoofing
SPX-Wd. Display SPX watchdog spoofing