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Chapter 3. Monitoring assets
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lsnwloc
For this command, we list the help description that is shown in Figure 3-19. A typical output is
shown in Example 3-46.
Figure 3-19 lsnwloc command flag description
The lsnwloc command list integrated switch network locations. The following input and output
values are used:
򐂰 Command: lsnwloc
򐂰 Flags:
– -f, -s: Filters output by FRAME or SUPERNODE types.
򐂰 Outputs:
[no-flags]
<
LINK_loc> [ STANDBY | RUNTIME ]
򐂰 Designations:
– <LINK_loc>: FRAME-CAGE-SUPERNODE-DRAWER
– <FRAME>: Frame number (FRXXX)
– <CAGE>: Cage number (CGXX)
– <SUPERNODE>: Supernode number (SNXXX)
– <DRAWER>: Drawer number (DR[0-3])
Example 3-46 lsnwloc command output
FR006-CG13-SN005-DR2 STANDBY
FR006-CG05-SN051-DR2 STANDBY
FR006-CG09-SN004-DR2 STANDBY
FR006-CG07-SN004-DR0 STANDBY
FR006-CG08-SN004-DR1 STANDBY
FR006-CG06-SN051-DR3 STANDBY
FR006-CG14-SN005-DR3 STANDBY
FR006-CG03-SN051-DR0 STANDBY
FR006-CG10-SN004-DR3 STANDBY
FR006-CG04-SN051-DR1 RUNTIME
FR006-CG12-SN005-DR1 STANDBY
FR006-CG11-SN005-DR0 STANDBY
# lsnwloc -h
Usage: lsnwloc [ -f <frame> | --frame <frame> | -s <supernode> | --supernode
<supernode> ] [ -p | --page ] [ -h | --help ]
The options can be given either with '-' or '--'.