Parameters
Command History
Example
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Figure 50 pnic diag Command Example 1
[root@localhost pnic]# pnic diag
No card number specified. Assuming card 0
Running PNIC diagnostic test needs to stop traffic matching.
Do you want to proceed [n/y]? y
***Matching disabled. Test starting ...
Waiting for matching to stop ...
PNIC card 0 is detected on PCI bus.
Software driver module is loaded.
Loading Null firmware ...
Null firmware loading is done
Parsing the dynamic rules for channel0
R=8 alert on c0 ip any any
Parsing the dynamic rules for channel1
R=8 alert on c1 ip any any
Loading rule firmwares ............ Done.
Loading pass/block settings ... Done.
Loading dynamic rules ... Done.
Please run 'pnic restart' or reboot the box to make it operate normally.
Version : P_MAIN2.3.0.014 [root@localhost SW]#
Example Figure 51 pnic diag Command Example 2
[root@localhost SW]# pnic diag
No card number specified. Assuming card 0
Running PNIC diagnostic test needs to stop traffic matching. Do you want to proceed [n/y]? n
*** Exit (Diagnostic test aborted). ***
[root@localhost SW]#
Usage Information
This CLI provides the ability to diagnose the hardware problems which might appear in registers, memories, or other devices. It reads and writes the registers on the master and PCI FPGAs, which include all configuration registers, counters, MDIO, and PHY registers. It also tests the pass/block setting rule CAM registers. The RAM BIST and initialization are also done in this test.
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