Configuration modes 21

What's happening on the line?

Trace Outputs

Trace outputs may be used to monitor the internal processes in the cable modem during or after configuration.

The trace outputs are slightly delayed behind the actual event, but are always in the correct sequence. This will not usually hamper interpretation of the displays but should be taken into consideration if making precise analyses.

How to start a trace

The command to call up a trace follows this syntax:

trace [code] [parameters]

The trace command, the code, the parameters and the combination commands are all separated from each other by spaces. And what is lurking behind the code and parameters?

This code ...

... in combination with the trace causes the following:

?

Displays a help text

+

Switches on a trace output

-

Switches off a trace output

#

Switches between different trace outputs (toggle)

no code

Displays the current status of the trace

 

 

This parameter ...

... brings up the following display for the trace:

Status

Status messages for the connection

Error

Error messages for the connection

IP router

IP routing

IP-RIP

IP Routing Information Protocol

ICMP

Internet Control Message Protocol

ARP

Address Resolution Protocol

Masquerade

Processes in the masquerading module

DHCP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

 

 

This combination

... brings up the following display for the trace:

command

 

All

All trace outputs

Display

Status and error outputs

 

 

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