HP UX 11i v2 Networking Software manual Syntax nettl -llog class -esubsystem

NS_LS_ICMP	ERROR DISASTER
FILTER	ERROR DISASTER
NAME	ERROR DISASTER
NS_LS_IGMP	ERROR DISASTER
FORMATTER	ERROR DISASTER
STREAMS	ERROR DISASTER
PCI_FDDI	ERROR DISASTER
GELAN	ERROR DISASTER
BTLAN	ERROR DISASTER
INTL100	ERROR DISASTER
NS_LS_IPV6	ERROR DISASTER
NS_LS_ICMPV6	ERROR DISASTER
DLPI	ERROR DISASTER
NS_LS_LOOPBACK6	ERROR DISASTER
IGELAN	ERROR DISASTER
IETHER	ERROR DISASTER
SYSADMIN	ERROR DISASTER
IB	ERROR DISASTER
IPOIB	ERROR DISASTER

Tracing Information: Trace Filename:

Max Trace file size(Kbytes): 0

No Subsystems ActiveInitializing Network Tracing and Logging...

Done.

NOTE: By default, only ERROR and DISASTER logging classes are displayed with the nettl -sscommand. To enable INFORMATIVE, WARNING and ERROR logging classes, use the procedure outlined below.

Enabling INFORMATIVE, WARNING and ERROR Logging Classes Description: This command displays INFORMATIVE, WARNING and ERROR logging classes using the NetTL facility.

Syntax: nettl -l[log class] -e[subsystem]

where [log class] can be one of these: i (INFORMATIVE); w (WARNING) or e (ERROR)

Syntax Example: nettl -l i w e -e IPOIB

Stopping Logging and Tracing Description: This command stops logging and tracing using the NetTL facility.

Syntax: nettl -sp

Syntax Example: nettl -sp

NOTE: This command will stop logging and tracing using the NetTL facility for IPoIB and all other subsystems.

Viewing Log Records Description: Use this command to view log records using the NetTL facility.

Syntax: netfmt /var/adm/nettl.LOG000

Syntax Example: netfmt /var/adm/nettl.LOG000

Output Example:

----------------------------------		IPoIB Driver------------------------------
Timestamp	: Sun Mar 14 MST 2004 23:55:09.523125
Process ID	: [ICS]	Subsystem	: IPOIB
User ID ( UID )	: -1	Log Class	: INFORMATIVE
Device ID	: 9001	Path ID	: 0
Connection ID	: 0	Log Instance	: 0

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