IP and Interface Counters

Software Release 2.3.1

Internet Protocol (IP)

In conjunction with BGP-4, a number of new commands have been added to the implementation of IP, and several commands have been modified.

The new commands are:

■ADD IP ASPATHLIST

■ADD IP COMMUNITYLIST

■ADD IP ROUTEMAP

■DELETE IP ASPATHLIST

■DELETE IP COMMUNITYLIST

■DELETE IP ROUTEMAP

■SET IP AUTONOMOUS

■SET IP ROUTEMAP

■SHOW IP ASPATHLIST

■SHOW IP COMMUNITYLIST

■SHOW IP ROUTEMAP

The modified commands are:

■ADD IP FILTER

■DELETE IP FILTER

■SET IP FILTER

■SHOW IP FILTER

For more information, see the Internet Protocol (IP) chapter of your switch or router’s Software Reference. The latest Software Reference can be downloaded from the support site at www.alliedtelesyn.co.nz/documentation/ documentation.html

Software Release 2.3.1 allows you to reset all MIB counters to zero for a specified interface, or for all interfaces, or to reset all or individual IP counters.

To reset counters based on interface, use the command:

RESET INTERFACE[={ifIndexinterface}] COUNTER

where:

■ifIndex is a decimal value specifying the entry in the interface MIB.

■interface is an interface name formed by concatenating an interface type and number.

This command resets the MIB counters for the interfaces specified. If an interface is not specified, all the MIB counters will be reset. For example, to reset the eth0 interface MIB counters, use either of the following commands:

RESET INTERFACE=eth0 COUNTER

RESET INTERFACE=1 COUNTER

Software Release 2.3.1 C613-10325-00 REV B