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Command:	Definition:
quit, q	Ends the program
read_file, read	Directs command input to another input file

Procmon 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 /?.

Command:	Definition:
pim_list_agents, la	List agents currently configured by PIM
pim_list_services, ls	List Services currently configured by PIM
pim_list_skill_groups, lsg	List SkillGroups currently configured by PIM
acd_debug, debug	Turn on/off debug trace
pim_list_trace, ltrace	List current PIM trace bit settings
pim_trace, trace	Set or reset PIM trace bits
pim_dump_periph, acdperiph	Dump contents of peripheral object
Quit	Ends the Procmon Program

How to Use the RTRTrace Utility

Use RTRTrace to set debug tracing on an ICM CallRouter. The additional tracing is output to the .EMS log files, viewable with the Trace and Log utility.

Router Trace session can be started on either side of a Call Router, and tracing will start logging for both sides when tracing is enabled.

RTRTrace is for use with ICM Call Routers only.

Note: This tool can be used in both Interactive Mode and Batch Mode. For details on scheduling this tool to run in batch mode see Using Batch Mode.

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