MultiPort/LT User Reference
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Chapter 3
3.3.1.4. ? - Help command
The help command prints out the commands available in the following format:
hw: a/b/c/d chan; E err/stat; X z8530
info: e ee config; u uptime; v vers; = debug; # list debug; ^ traceback
$ last panic regs; . stack space; , process times; ^C console focus
iface: 0/1/2/3 localtalk, 4 iptalk, 5/6 etalk (phase 1/2), 7 remote access
table: A arp; I ifs; N nbp; n ip assgn; R rtmp; r IProute; U RTMP+Zones
W watch log; Z Zip; ^Z Zone hashing; * IPcache;
w who (ARAP Users and Zone Groups); F filter; S SNMP;
stats: B bufs; g gateway; i icmp; l lance; M nbp; m local; p arp;
s ab; t rip; x rtmp; z zip; % route; f filter;
DEC: DN Node list; DR Routers; DC Circuits; DG Gateway
ctl: q quit; Q quit & reboot; T exit to telnet server; @ clear stats
K print ctl; j operator jotting
The MultiPort/LT will respond to other commands not listed here. They are
mainly for Hardware Debugging and may have unexpected effects.
3.3.1.5. @ - Clear Statistics
This clears all the statistics in the MultiPort/LT to zero, with the exception of
the SNMP related counters.
3.3.1.6. K - Print Control
The "K" command was used during development of the interrupt controlled
console display output. The command acts as a toggle to turn interrupts off and
on.
3.3.1.7. j - Operator Jotting
This command causes "jotting entries" to enter the log, which may be useful to
test that logging is working correctly.
A "jotting" entry is shown below:
Operator jotting at 3958 seconds
In the log, this entry looks like:
12/9/94 7:58 AM Operator jotting at 3958 seconds
The time shown is the number of seconds since the last restart.
