Troubleshooting

Configuration and Troubleshooting Commands

strace

Collects and writes X.25 logging event message. See your man pages and the examples in Chapter 7, “Tracing and Logging Utilities.”

strerr

Receives error messages from the STREAMS log driver. See your man pages and the examples in Chapter 7, “Tracing and Logging Utilities.”

ifconfig

Configures network interface parameters. See your man pages.

Examples of x25init

The following example shows a valid usr/sbin/x25init command (provided that the programmatic access name has been specified in the configuration file x25config_0):

x25init -c x25config_0 4085551111 -a ip_to_x121_map

Alternatively, the IP-to-X.121 map table can be specified in a separate x25init command:

x25init -c x25config_0 4085551111 x25init -a ip_to_x121_map

NOTE

If x25init fails, you can look at the /usr/adm/x25/x25init.log log file

 

for troubleshooting information.

 

 

IP-to-X.121 Address Mapping Table

The IP-to-X.121 address mapping table is used to enable IP to route through X.25 networks by mapping a host's IP address to its X.121 address. The table is used for both inbound and outbound packets.

The IP-to-X.121 address mapping table is a kernel table created from an ASCII file containing one entry per line. It is created using x25init with the -aoption. Each line describes the destination X.121 address used to

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