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Atlantis Land A02-RA(Atmos)_ME01 manual version, dump, fragments, Example, Syntax, Description

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The nat stats command does not provide the total number of packets or bytes transferred, as this information is normally available from the device driver on the interface which NAT is filtering.

7.8.3 Example

bd3000> nat stats ethernet Outgoing TCP sessions created: 456 Outgoing UDP sessions created: 123 Outgoing ICMP query sessions: 12

Outgoing ICMP errors:	0
Incoming ICMP errors:	6
Incoming connections refused:	2
Sessions deleted early:	0
Fragments currently queued:	0

7.9version

7.9.1Syntax

nat version

7.9.2 Description

This command displays NAT’s internal version number.

7.9.3 Example

bd3000> nat version

NAT Version 1.00

7.10dump

7.10.1Syntax

nat dump onoff

7.10.2 Description

This command is only available in debug builds.

nat dump causes a detailed dump of the information in each packet’s header to be printed both before and after translation. This command is provided for debug purposes.

7.10.3 Example

bd3000> nat dump on

7.11 fragments

7.11.1 Syntax

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A02-RAAtmosME01 Console Commands ReferenceI-Storm ADSL Router Manualv1.011. About this Guide Contents2. ATMOS Console commands 3. Bridge Console commands4. BUN Console commands 5. DHCP-client Console commands6. DHCP-server Console commands 8. PPP Console commands 7. NAT Console commands10. TCP/IP Console commands 9. PPTP Console commands10.19 ipatm files 10.20 ipatm help 10.21 ipatm lifetime 10.22 ipatm pvc 10.23 iphostname 10.24 nat 10.25 noerrors10.31 restart 10.32 rip accept 10.33 rip allowed 10.34 rip boot 10.16 ipatm abort 10.17 ipatm arp 10.18 ipatm arpserver11.1 connect 11.2 get 11.3 help 11.4 init 11.5 list 11.6 put 11. TFTP Console commandsIndex 10.54 ?1.3 Typographical conventions 1. About this Guide1.1 Introduction 1.2 Scopeequipment, including safety information 2.3 restart 2. Console and Telnet commands2.1 General notes 2.2 event …2.4.2 Description 2.6 process, process command2.5 version 2.4.1 Syntax2.7.2 Description 2.7 . history mechanism2.6.4 Example 2.7.1 Syntax2.8.2 Description 2.8 @ commands2.9 Special-purpose commands 2.8.1 Syntax2.10.1 Syntax 2.10 list2.11 echo … 2.12 tell process …2.12.1 Syntax 2.13 exit, exit2.14 debug 2.15 crlf, nocrlf2.20 exit 2.17 Commands for the chips process 2.18 cpu2.16 bind process, unbind 2.19 debug2.24 rb, rh, rw, wb, wh, ww 2.21 help2.22 info 2.23 mem2.25.1 Syntax 2.25 steal2.26 tell 2.24.3 Exampleconsole tell command 3.1.1 Syntax 3. Bridge Console commandsUsing the BUN RFC1483 driver 3.1 device add3.2.1 Syntax 3.2 device delete3.3 device list 3.1.4 See also3.3.4 See also 3.4 ethertype3.5 filter 3.3.3 Example3.5.3 Example 3.6 filterage3.7 flush 3.8 info3.9.1 Syntax 3.9 interface3.10 portfilter 3.8.3 Example3.10.3 Example 3.11 spanning3.12 status 3.13 versionversion 4.1 Introduction 4. BUN Console commands4.1.3 Compile Time Configuration 4.1.4 Command argumentsportname channelnumberclassname 4.2.1 Syntax 4.2 help4.3 version 4.4 build4.4.2 Description 4.5 config4.6 list config 4.4.1 Syntax4.7.1 Syntax 4.7 list devices4.8 show device 4.6.3 Example4.8.3 Example 4.9 list classes4.10 show class 4.11 list ports4.12.1 Syntax 4.12 show port4.13 set port 4.14 list channels4.15.1 Syntax 4.15 list all open channels4.16 show channel 4.17 set channel4.18.2 Description 4.18 reset port4.17.3 Example 4.18.1 Syntax5.1.1 Syntax 5. DHCP-client Console commands5.1 config 5.2 help5.3.2 Description 5.3 pool5.4 status 5.3.1 Syntax5.5.1 Syntax 5.6 DHCP-related IP process commands5.5 trace 5.7 ip device5.7.3 Example 5.7.2 DescriptionThis chapter describes the DHCP-server Console commands 6. DHCP-server Console commands6.1.3 Example 6.1 config6.1.1 Syntax 6.1.2 Description6.2.1 Syntax 6.4 reset6.2 help 6.3 pool6.5.1 Syntax 6.5 status6.4.2 Description 6.4.3 Example6.6.2 Description 6.6 trace6.7 version 6.6.1 Syntax7. NAT Console commands 7.1 event 7.1.1 Syntaxnat event n 7.1.3 Example 7.2 help7.3 interfaces 7.1.2 Description7.4.3 Example 7.4 inbound7.4.1 Syntax 7.4.2 Description7.5.2 Description 7.5 info7.6 protocol 7.5.1 Syntax7.7.1 Syntax 7.7 sessions7.8 stats 7.6.3 Example7.8.3 Example 7.9 version7.10 dump 7.11 fragments7.11.2 Description 8. PPP Console commandsThis chapter describes the PPP Console commands 7.12 hashtable8.1.2 Users 8.1 Console object types8.2 Console examples 8.1.1 Channels8.2.2 IP dial-out over PPP 8.2.3 IP dial-in server setup8.2.4 Remote Bridging 8.4 channel disable8.3 channel clear 8.5 channel discard8.5.2 Description 8.6 channel echo8.7 channel echo every 8.5.1 Syntax8.8.1 Syntax 8.8 channel enable8.9 channel event 8.10 channel hdlc8.14 channel lcpmaxfailure 8.13 channel lcpmaxconfigure8.11 channel info 8.12 channel interface8.14.2 Description 8.15 channel lcpmaxterminate8.16 channel llc 8.14.1 Syntax8.17.3 Example 8.17 channel pvc8.17.1 Syntax 8.17.2 Description8.18.1 Syntax 8.18 channel qos8.19 channel remoteip 8.20 channel svc8.21.1 Syntax 8.21 channel theylogin8.20.3 Example listen for incoming call8.22.1 Syntax 8.23 channel welogin8.22 channel tunnel n tunnel protocol dial direction 8.24 bcp8.24.2 Description 8.25 interface n localip8.26 interface n stats 8.24.1 Syntax8.27.1 Syntax 9. PPTP Console commands8.27 user 8.28 versionDial-In 9.1 Console object types9.1.1 Console examples Dial-Out9.2.2 Description 9.2 bind9.3 tunnel connect 9.2.1 Syntax9.4.1 Syntax 9.4 tunnel create9.5 tunnel delete 9.6 tunnel disconnect9.6.2 Description 9.7 tunnel event9.8 tunnel info 9.9 list10.1 Summary 10.TCP/IP Console commandsThis chapter describes the TCP/IP Console commands 9.10 versiondevice CommandSaved in configuration Shown by Help10.2.3 Example 10.2 abort10.2.1 Syntax 10.2.2 Description10.3.3 Example 10.3 arp10.3.1 Syntax 10.3.2 Description10.4.2 Description 10.4 arprouting10.5 autoloop 10.4.1 Syntax10.6.3 Example 10.6 config10.6.1 Syntax 10.6.2 Description10.7 device 10.7.1 Syntax10.7.2 Description Ethernet IP-over-ATM PTP Loopback 10.8.2 Description 10.8 disable10.7.3 Example 10.8.1 Syntax10.9.1 Syntax 10.9 enable10.10 errors 10.11 etherfiles10.12.2Description 10.12 files10.11.3Example 10.12.1Syntax10.13.1Syntax 10.13 flush10.14 get 10.15 help10.16.1Syntax 10.16 ipatm abort10.17 ipatm arp 10.18 ipatm arpserver10.18.3Example 10.19 ipatm files10.18.1Syntax 10.18.2Description10.20.2Description 10.20 ipatm help10.21 ipatm lifetime 10.20.1Syntax10.22.3Example 10.22 ipatm pvc10.22.1Syntax 10.22.2Description10.23.2Description 10.23 iphostname10.24 nat 10.23.1Syntax10.25.1Syntax 10.25 noerrors10.26 norelay 10.27 ping10.28.1Syntax 10.28 portname10.27.2Description 10.27.3Example10.29.2Description 10.29 protocols10.28.3Example 10.29.1Syntax10.30.2Description 10.30 relay10.31 restart 10.30.1Syntax10.31.2Description 10.32 rip accept10.33 rip allowed 10.31.1Syntax10.34.2Description 10.34 rip boot10.35 rip help 10.34.1Syntax10.36.1Syntax 10.36 rip hostroutes10.37 rip killrelay 10.38 rip poison10.42 rip send 10.39 rip relay10.40 rip relays 10.41 rip rxstatus10.42.3Example 10.43 rip trigger10.44 route 10.42.2Description10.44.3Example 10.45.1Syntax 10.45 routeflush10.46 routes 10.47 snmp10.48.1Syntax 10.48 stats10.47.1Syntax 10.47.2Description10.49.3Example 10.49 subnet10.49.1Syntax 10.49.2Description10.50.2Description 10.50 trace10.51 untrace 10.50.1Syntax10.51.2Description 10.52 uptime10.53 version 10.54 ?10.54.2Description 11.1.1 Syntax 11.TFTP Console commands11.1 connect 11.2 get11.6 put 11.3 help11.4 init 11.5 list11.6.2 Scope 11.7 trace11.8 version 11.6.1 SyntaxIndex SymbolsPage Page Page Page Page Warning symbol 3 wb wh 31 ww