Cisco Systems 1.0 (1) manual Using Procmon, Process-Specific and Troubleshooting Commands

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Using Procmon

Procmon supports both local and remote commands. Local commands are defined within Procmon itself, while remote commands are programmed into the monitored process. Below are lists of basic Procmon commands and process-specific commands for use with such processes as PIM, CTISVR and OPC.

Syntax: PROCMon CustomerName NodeName ProcessName [SystemName] [/f InputFile] [/wait] [/stop] [/help] [/?]

Basic Commands

Type help to display the list of basic commands described in the following table.

Command:	Definition:
echo	Controls echoing of command lines
emsmon	Command to control remote EMS monitor process (start, stop,
	pause, resume)
error_stop	Controls setting of stop on error flag
help, ?	Displays this help
monitor_help, mhelp	Displays Monitor Server help
monitor_sleep, msleep	Sleep for specified seconds or milliseconds
quit, q	Ends the program
read_file, read	Directs command input to another input file

Process-Specific and Troubleshooting Commands

Each Peripheral Type contains a different set of commands. For a list of commands associated with each peripheral, use mhelp. Each command has its own syntax. to determine the syntax, type the command followed by /?.

The table below lists commands used commonly during troubleshooting:

Command:	Definition:
pim_list_agents, la	List agents currently configured by PIM
pim_list_services, ls	List Services currently configured by PIM
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