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Chapter 13 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting

Using Command-Line Diagnostics

:vxdiag_memshow

Use the :vxdiag_memshow command to display information on the access point’s free and allocated memory. The access point’s current memory information might look like the following example:

status	bytes	blocks	avg block	max block
------ --------- --------			----------	----------
current
free	7386392	476	15517	7296288
alloc	6738808	10837	621	-
cumulative
alloc	13483152	126889	106	-

These are descriptions for each information column:

•Status—the memory statuses described in the table, including current free memory, current allocated memory, and cumulative allocated memory, which is the total bytes and blocks of memory ever allocated by the access point

•bytes—the memory for each status described in bytes

•blocks—the memory for each status described in contiguous blocks; indicates the level of fragmentation in the access point’s memory

•avg block—the average block size; simply put, the number in the bytes column divided by the number in the blocks column

•max block—the maximum contiguous memory block available

Follow the steps in the “Entering Diagnostic Commands” section on page 13-16to open the CLI and enter the :vxdiag_memshow command.

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