SYSTEM COMMANDS

ISDN Usage Commands

ipx route

Displays the current routing table for the system, including static and learned routes.

ipx route stats

Displays routing table statistics, including maximum number of routes configured, and number of currently-available routes. Refer to IPX Route Statistics.

ipx service

Displays the current routes to IPX services for the system, including static and learned routes.

ipx service stats

Displays the current service table statistics, including the maximum number of services this router is configured to handle, and the number of currently-available services. Refer to IPX Service Statistics.

ipx sap stats

Displays the IPX SAP statistics. Refer to IPX SAP Statistics for definitions.

ipx spoof stats

Displays the IPX spoofing statistics. The IPX spoofing statistics displayed are self-explanatory.

ipx stats

Displays the IPX statistics. Refer to IPX General Statistics, for a list of available statistics and their definitions.

ipx trigreq [device]

Generates a triggered RIP/SAP update request to the specified device. You may use this command to initiate an update request to synchronize with the routing database of a particular WAN device.

ipx trigrip stats

Displays the triggered RIP statistics. Refer to IPX Triggered RIP Statistics.

ipx trigsap stats

Displays the triggered SAP statistics. Refer to IPX Triggered SAP Statistics.

ISDN USAGE COMMANDS

The following commands are used to display and clear ISDN B-channel monitoring information.

isdn usage

Displays the following ISDN B-channel monitoring information:

The number of ISDN B-channels available.

The number of ISDN B-channels in use.

The high-water mark for the number of ISDN B-channels in use.

The value which the number of ISDN B-channels in use must meet or exceed in order to cause an isdnUsageHigh SNMP trap to be generated by the system.

The enabled status for the generation of the ISDN usage traps (isdnUsageHigh and isd- nUsageNormal).

The elapsed time since the monitoring of the high-water mark began.

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