IBM SC30-3681-08 Dump using stored conguration, Diag Execute IBM Extended Diagnostic Program

Unsuccessful BOOTP

A BOOTP boot fails if the server is down, if the server cannot ®nd the ®le you speci®ed, or if TFTP fails. If BOOTP is unsuccessful, the terminal displays the message

Manual BOOTP failed - enter "@" at prompt to BOOTP again.

Enter @ to retry BOOTP. If the retry fails, use another method to boot the 2210.

D (Dump using stored con®guration)

Writes the contents of system memory to a ®le when a system failure occurs. If the unique naming capability is enabled, the router automatically appends a character string to the dump ®lename. Using this command prevents an existing dump ®le from being overwritten by subsequent dumps. For information about how to enable unique naming, refer to page 101.

Enter d at the boot prompt (>). The screen displays the following information:

PROM Load/Dump Program * Revision 1.0

Copyright IBM Corp. 1994, 1997

Host 325.321.62.763 loading

Using Token Ring/Ethernet (00000, 0)

Trying host 235.211.62.243 via 123.192.23.243 file load image name

loading

Starting at 1040000

If the dump fails, you will receive a Dump failed message with a brief explanation of the cause of the failure.

DIAG (Execute IBM Extended Diagnostic Program)

Initiates internal self-test. When internal self-test is complete, you can select any of the extended diagnostics utilities provided. To run any of the extended diagnostics tests, you need the extended diagnostics Service Kit, feature code 2532. The kit includes all the necessary wrap plugs for the LAN, serial, and service ports.

1.Enter diag at the boot prompt (>) to execute the internal self-test. The screen displays a message similar to the following:

Starting at 1FF00

Starting Hardware Diagnostics Version: XXXXXX XXXXXX

Testing System Internal

System Checkout: All Systems Pass Press space to continue.....

2.Press the space bar to get to the next level of diagnostic tests. To execute these tests you must remove the cables from the network and attach the appropriate wrap plug(s). Follow the instructions included in the extended diagnostics Service Kit for installing the wrap plugs.

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