IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Gwcon Process, Activateinterface#, Syntax boot Example

GWCON Process

Table 16. GWCON Command Summary

Command	Function
? (Help)	Displays all the commands available for this command level or lists the
	options for speci®c commands (if available). See ªGetting Helpº on page
	10.
Activate	Enables a newly con®gured spare interface.
Boot	Displays information about how the device was booted last.
Buffer	Displays information about packet buffers assigned to each interface.
Clear	Clears network statistics.
Con®guration	Lists status of the current protocols and interfaces.
Disable	Takes the speci®ed interface off line.
Environment	Enters the Environment system console. Displays the current
	temperature and issues an alert when the temperature threshold, high
	or low, is passed.
Error	Displays error counts.
Event	Enters the Event Logging System environment.
Fault	Displays information about the last system fault.
Feature	Provides access to console commands for independent router features
	outside the usual protocol and network interface console processes.
Interface	Displays network hardware statistics or statistics for the speci®ed
	interface.
Log	Sets or views the logging level for events not included in the Event
	Logging System.
Memory	Displays memory, buffer, and packet data.
Network	Enters the console environment of the speci®ed network.
Performance	Provides a snapshot of the main processor utilization statistics.
Protocol	Enters the command environment of the speci®ed protocol.
Queue	Displays buffer statistics for a speci®ed interface.
Reset	Disables the speci®ed interface and then re-enables it using new
	interface, protocol and feature con®guration parameters.
Statistics	Displays statistics for a speci®ed interface.
Test	Enables a disabled interface or tests the speci®ed interface.
Uptime	Displays time statistics for the router.

Activate

Use the activate command to enable a spare interface on this device. See ªCon®guring Spare Interfacesº on page 44 for more information.

Syntax:

activateinterface#

Boot

Use the boot command to display boot information for this device.

Syntax: boot

Example 1:

boot

Booted using Ethernet, line 0 at (80740000, 4) as 128.185.227.220

Filename vl.ldc

Host 128.185.122.17, Gateway 128.185.227.15

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